ubuntu-phone team mailing list archive

[Sam Segers <sam.sgrs@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi

The ones from CM could be a start. They are under Apache v2 so no problem
there, and Ubuntu even already uses source from them.
I think they are made by Dennis Cleiren and can be found here:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm
In the rom are a lot more from AOSP android. These can be found in the AOSP
framework-base repo under data/sounds. I think they are also under Apache
v2.


2013/8/6 Dave Morley <davmor2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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> In the same way as we have the Desktop Background competition every 6
> months it might be a good time to get the musicians on board with
> ringtone and messing sounds.  With the winners being added to the
> Phone images in the same way as the desktop backgrounds.
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> Any thoughts?
> What's the best way to reach out to the community to make it happen?
> What would the restrictions be, I'm assuming CC license of some sort,
> original pieces of art and we need it in an audio version that Ubuntu
> Touch can actually play.  Anything else?
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