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There are 2 versions.
v1 - logo and distro name at the top
v2 - logo beside tux, distro name at the top
Manjaro
v1 - https://ibb.co/QcV9fr1
v2 - https://ibb.co/BC0FtJt
Pop OS
v1 - https://ibb.co/M9xkC7Y
v2 - https://ibb.co/qDWkPTg
Ubuntu
v1 - https://ibb.co/TrGGYYq
v2 - https://ibb.co/0y4CSR3
Linux Mint
v1 - https://ibb.co/b5mPBXf
v2 - https://ibb.co/QXCVx9N
Solus
v1 - https://ibb.co/TqqBqzL
v2 - https://ibb.co/5M7xHWc
elementary
v1 - https://ibb.co/CzN5S8m
v2 - https://ibb.co/h8Hy7b1
Debian
v1 - https://ibb.co/zQjK7tz
v2 - https://ibb.co/yRWHk9Z
Zorin
v1 - https://ibb.co/6y8Cwd6
v2 - https://ibb.co/3RwPqJc
Last edited by Laboratoryo_ni_Neil on 24 July 2021 at 5:31 pm UTC
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Ok. Will also make for more distributions.
Solus
Linux Mint
Zorin OS
elementary OS
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I hope you guys like it.
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A couple of notes though.
You didn't mention image sources, fonts or licensing, maybe drop a note about it, credit the authors etc. E.g. that specific shaded Tux image is noted on Wikipedia as free software redistributable under GPL2 or later. Distros can be a bit picky about how their logos are used, most have design guides for it.
Tux' left flipper is traditionally on top of the foot, just wondering if it was by choice to deviate from the usual design.
Any good use case ideas for the badges?