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lukas-w / font-logos

An icon font providing popular linux distro's logos
https://lukas-w.github.io/font-logos
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Add Qt logo #128

Closed torarnv closed 7 months ago

torarnv commented 8 months ago

Hmm, I used Pixelmator Pro to center the original SVG inside a 512x512 square viewport.

The original is from https://qtcompany.sharepoint.com/sites/Marketing-Public-Access/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?ga=1&id=%2Fsites%2FMarketing%2DPublic%2DAccess%2FShared%20Documents%2FQt%20Development%20Brand%20assets%20%2D%20Public%2FQt%20Logos%2FQt%20%2D%20Primary%20Logo%2FFor%20Designers%20and%20CMYK%20Printing%2FFor%20Screen%20%2D%20RGB%2FBlack&viewid=37b212b4%2Dfb2d%2D43ed%2Dad9f%2Df7e2e0d99f69

Does the original have the same issue with the point?

The source is https://www.qt.io/brand-internal/development/logo

torarnv commented 8 months ago

I am an employee of The Qt Company

Finii commented 8 months ago

Does the original have the same issue with the point?

It seems so :grimacing:

image Illustrator file in Inkscape, after moving one point by hand

But I (or whoever merges this) can easily just delete the point.

Does Qt qualify as open source thing? Seems so (Wikipedia entry):

image

torarnv commented 8 months ago

But I (or whoever merges this) can easily just delete the point.

Is that necessary? Can't we keep the SVG as is? Is it a problem that two points overlap?

If we remove the additional point, is it not possible that some SVG renderers may not "complete" the path, and miss a segment of the logo?

Does Qt qualify as open source thing?

Qt is an open source project, licensed under both open source licenses and commercial license by The Qt Company.

torarnv commented 8 months ago

Thanks @Finii !!

Finii commented 8 months ago

If we remove the additional point, is it not possible that some SVG renderers may not "complete" the path, and miss a segment of the logo?

No, the other closed paths also do not have double points ;-)

I'm not sure might even be that fontforge would remove that point anyhow. Nerdfonts for sure would ;-)

torarnv commented 8 months ago

If we remove the additional point, is it not possible that some SVG renderers may not "complete" the path, and miss a segment of the logo?

No, the other closed paths also do not have double points ;-)

I'm not sure might even be that fontforge would remove that point anyhow. Nerdfonts for sure would ;-)

Thanks for the explanation :)

Finii commented 8 months ago

Note to the merger:

README is missing, but as we have a parallel 'almost ready' PR pending and still no automatic codepoint allocation on merge the merge would fail anyhow for one of the PRs.