[arch-dev-public] colour Kernel framebuffer logo

Damir Perisa damir.perisa at solnet.ch
Fri Jan 25 17:49:18 EST 2008


Friday 25 January 2008, Thayer Williams wrote:
 | On Jan 25, 2008 12:53 AM PST, Tobias Powalowski <t.powa at gmx.de> 
wrote:
 | > Hi
 | > I am fine with any logo, please just provide me 3 files as i
 | > need them. thanks
 | > greetings
 | > tpowa
 |
 | All three versions of the kernel logo are available here:
 |
 | http://dev.archlinux.org/~thayer/art/kernel/archer-80x80-white/
 |
 | I am not able to test the vga16 or monochrome versions, but it
 | looks to me like we're not even building the kernel with support
 | for these formats.  For example, the kernel config in abs says:
 |
 | # CONFIG_FB_VGA16 is not set
 | CONFIG_FB_VESA=y
 |
 | The CONFIG_FBCON_MFB flag (for monochrome support) appears to be
 | missing entirely.
 |
 | Anyway, the new logos are 80x80, adhering to the default tux
 | dimensions.
 |
 | Let me know if you guys have any questions or requests.
 |
 | Cheers

hi Thayer,
hi Tobias,
hi all,

i've made the 224 and 16 colour logo file for the kernel26 in colour 
(yours is white, i would say that if we have colours and the logo is 
in colour, we should use them - you agree?) and have tested both. 
they work, Tobias, you can find them here for replacement of the old 
logo in kernel26:

http://dev.archlinux.org/~damir/temp/new_logo/

with the mono logo i have serious trouble: i cannot make the new logo 
look nice in 1-bit space, it has edges and slopes that are hard to 
show nicely in 120 x 120 px without aesthetic errors. but as the 
monochrome framebuffer is anyway not built, i would not see this as 
something urgent. 

@Tobias: feel free to replace the old logo by the new one 

have a nice weekend you all,

Damir


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