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Redraw fedora-inverse #74

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@Finii Finii commented Jan 25, 2022

[why]
The inverse Fedora logo is drawn by a 'thick' outline. This is valid as
svg, but can not be represented in this way in fonts. It will be filled
and thus generate a logo that is similar to the un-inverted one.

[how]

  • Remove the outline points (which have the big thickness).
  • Copy over the fedora.svg and get rid of all points in the middle.
  • Copy the new thin outline and 'inset' it such, that it in the same
    position like the former fat outline.
  • Join both outlines to form a new filled area outline.
  • Export as plain SVG (without Inkscape specifics).

Fixes #73

[why]
The inverse Fedora logo is drawn by a 'thick' outline. This is valid as
svg, but can not be represented in this way in fonts. It will be filled
and thus generate a logo that is similar to the un-inverted one.

[how]
Remove the outline points (which have the big thickness).
Copy over the fedora.svg and get rid of all points in the middle.
Copy the new thin outline and 'inset' it such, that it in the same
position like the former fat outline.
Join both outlines to form a new filled area outline.
Export as plain SVG.

Fixes lukas-w#73

Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
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Finii commented Jan 25, 2022

Editing process

inkscape

Left: Outline consists of an inner and an outer border that is filled
Right: Outline consists of one stroke with a big thickness

Result

After a ./compile.sh we have it in the font 🎉

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Finii commented Jan 25, 2022

See also #38 (comment)

Finii added a commit to Finii/font-logos that referenced this pull request Jan 27, 2022
[why]
Since 2021 Fedora has a new logo.

[how]
Take SVG from Wikipedia page as suggested by Issue lukas-w#64 (as no logo can
be downloaded directly from Fedora, and they seem to still fight
replacing it everywhere on their own pages).

Note that the logo's bounding box is oblong, although it is based on a
circle? I kept that.

Create simple inverse logo from that.

Fixes lukas-w#64
Closes lukas-w#74 (is obsolete then)

Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
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Finii commented Jan 27, 2022

This is obsolete if #76 (preferred) is pulled.

Finii added a commit to Finii/font-logos that referenced this pull request Jan 27, 2022
[why]
Since 2021 Fedora has a new logo.

[how]
Take SVG from Fedora's repo:
https://pagure.io/fedora-logos/blob/master/f/fedora/fedora_logo.svg

Drop text and make 512 x 512.
Create simple inverse logo from that.

Fixes lukas-w#64, Fixes lukas-w#73
Closes lukas-w#74 (is obsolete then)

Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <ulf.fini.jastrow@desy.de>
@lukas-w lukas-w closed this in #76 Jun 1, 2022
@Finii Finii deleted the bugfix/fedora-inverse branch June 1, 2022 15:55
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