Update the Ubuntu colour palette to fit the spec

Confirmed with Inkscape 0.48.3.1 and trunk revision 12780.

I guess we still use a deprecated palette.
Should we create a very limited palette with only 6 colors or one with all the tints as described in the tints section (http://design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette#tints)?

I'm sorry, but what would "Accent Orange" be? For the pallete at the bottom the named colors go from "maroon" to "fuchsia" and then are labeled by hex value.

In Saucy, when I mouse-over the colour, its name is displayed.

How is Ubuntu Community and Ubuntu Accomplishments involved in this bug?

In case anyone else is confused about "palette," (probably just me) I think what Alberto means is "swatch." In a new Inkscape document go to View -> Swatches. A "swatches" widget will appear. In my inkscape I needed to manually resize the widget (possibly another bug). Click on the left arrow ("<") and select "Ubuntu." Included in the list is a color called "Accent Orange" which is in the middle of the top row of colors.
I wasn't that familiar with Inkscape to know what you meant. Sorry.

@JNH:

Yes, with colour palette I meant "swatch".

@ Daniel Holbach:

Ubuntu Community and Ubuntu Accomplishments logos are using the wrong colour swatch, by mistake.

What do you mean by "Ubuntu community" here?

@ Daniel Holbach:

By "Ubuntu community" here I mean the "ubuntu-community" project. The Ubuntu logo used as branding for this project is using the outdated swatch, as the rest of projects listed here.

Just look https://launchpadlibrarian.net/155875160/demonstration.png

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The patch from comment #12 has nothing in it to address the issue tracked here (recreate Inkscape's Ubuntu palette (from 2006, see bug #169711) to match a reduced set of screen colors (RGB in hexadecimal format) used in current Ubuntu branding (2013)).

Sample palette 'Ubuntu Branding' with Screen hex colors (RGB) taken from <http://design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette> (no "tints").

Okay, this is more appropriate, I believe.

Sample extended palette 'Ubuntu Branding' with Screen hex colors (RGB) taken from <http://design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette> and tints (in 10% steps only).

The previous patch was rejected upstream, so I would like to see some guarantees that this one won't be. So please get upstream approval before applying it in Ubuntu.

Alberto: I'm still not sure where exactly the wrong colour is used. Like in which instance?

@ Daniel Holbach:

I mean the colour used in the Ubuntu logo from the following page: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-community

As we are awaiting upstream approval, I am going to unsubscribe the sponsors team. Please resubscribe them when the change is accepted upstream.

Okay.

Sorry for the delay. I seems the Inkscape and Ubuntu teams were waiting for each other...

The patch from comment #16 looks good, but only changes the Accent Orange value. If I understand correctly, the original report is not about one specific color but requests a whole update of the palette file ("The colours listed in the palette from Inkscape have no relationship with the ones in design.ubuntu.com.").

Thus I'd rather use one of the files suggested by ~suv comments #15 and #17.
Could someone from the Ubuntu design team confirm that the current Inkscape palette file is outdated, not the Accent Orange color only? Thanks!

Patch in comment #16:

  - Doesn't update the palette, but just corrects the orange colour.

Palette in comment #17:

  - Base colours follow the specification.
  - Tints seem to be wrong.
  - Palette name could just be "Ubuntu".

Attached is a new version of the palette based on the file posted comment #17 and updated with Alberto's tint calculator (thanks a lot, Alberto!).
Alberto, would you be willing to confirm that the new file is correct and can be committed in Inkscape please?

Base colours in <http://design.ubuntu.com/wp-content/uploads/ubuntu-colour-tints.png> doesn't follow the specification in <http://design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette>!!!!

I have reported this as a bug, and emailed the administrators about it.

The bug number is bug #1354718.

Please, validate the file :o

New palette committed in the trunk, revision 13508.
Thanks for your help, Alberto!

Check https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-community

How is this an LibreOffice bug? LibreOffice 4.4.2 on Ubuntu ships with a standard.soc palette that has Accent Orange as RGB (decimal) 221,72,20 which is hex #DD4814 as listed on http://design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette

If all colours in the LibreOffice palette match <http://design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette>, please set the libreoffice package status to "fix released".

Never mind, I will check it myself right now.

marking as invalid for design.ubuntu.com as we have no inkscape pallets, if there is a specific thing to do on this site, please file a new bug referencing this one.

What does this bug have to do with GIMP?

In the palettes tab there was an Ubuntu color palette.

Is there an Ubuntu color palette in any Ubuntu release under standard support (18.04 or later, including Kinetic)?

I no longer use Ubuntu. You will need to check it out yourself.

Alberto Salvia Novella, you can create Ubuntu VMs and test in them, just like I do.

No, because I no longer install or use Ubuntu 🫠

I can see this might start getting out of hand so I'm going to be the referee here.

Luis, you cannot force someone to work on a bug report.

Alberto, since you're unwilling or unable to confirm, please keep the report as incomplete for gimp.

To maintain a respectful atmosphere, please follow the code of conduct - http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/conduct. Bug reports are handled by humans, the majority of whom are volunteers, so please bear this in mind.

I believe he wasn't forcing me, just making a suggestion.

Cheers 🦿