I also agree with Legerdemain. The Boingball is best and most recognizable. Using the checkermark would be the equivalent of APPLE using the rainbow apple as its logo today! UGLY! and soooo 1980's...........................
.......I am also not a fan of combining these logos.....it looks messy and confusing. I do like the Amiga Logo with the red square above the I but I also admired the AMIGA words that were on the A500 box that looked futuristic in style..................but anyway I think there is a misunderstanding here by some people as to what the BoingBall is.................you have seen many versions....many that look ugly.....................The A1000 BoingBall is a perfect example of ugly! its not even perfectly round and is literally only 2 colors..........................todays 3Dimensional looking BoingBall is 16 millions colors and not 2 colors as some people here think. It looks professional. Even the Amiga Inc website has got the wrong boingball on their site...which is quite weird and quite ugly.................this is a mistake for them to do this.
Here is the One and ONLY correct BoingBall:
http://home.olemiss.edu/~badwf/boingball.gif(the same ones on the os3.5 and 3.9 CD's)
Wrong BoingBalls:
http://www.amigahistory.co.uk/b1000big.jpghttp://www.exotica.org.uk/images/titles/letters/BoingAnim.gifOn a side note...................cool looking A500:
http://www.amiga-hardware.com/download_photos/a500_boing_big.jpgCool Amiga Show and well presented:
http://www.amiga-news.de/archiv/121199messe1.htmlAmiga A500 Box logo I used to like:
http://www.anythingamiga.com/amiga3.jpg(this logo can be used on a LEGACY Gold edition Amiga)
P.S. if the Checkmark were ver to be used..........it would be best it it was used as the Logo For the Workbench OS in the same way the WIndows logo is used. DELL has its own logo, and Windows running on it has its own logo. I think calling it AmigaOS is stupid and limits its use to Amigas only. If Workbench were ever to become popular, no one wants an OS called AMigaOS on their Mac.
