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I may suggest to give a drop shadow on logo rather making a different colour (here you are using a reddish brown to fit on image i assume), which will look good on a bright wallpaper like this one.
Right now the logo isn't very clear, maybe because the graphic used is a lower resolution.
@Fibogacci, the logo overlay provided in the link in Auro's post should be able to provide a better resolution. Maybe you can use that overlay and edit the colour of the logo and name within.
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asqwerth wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 1:23 am
But I like the purple colour on the logo....
Right now the logo isn't very clear, maybe because the graphic used is a lower resolution.
@Fibogacci, the logo overlay provided in the link in Auro's post should be able to provide a better resolution. Maybe you can use that overlay and edit the colour of the logo and name within.
Logo isn't clear, because I used gaussian blur effect (it was on purpose). Logo from https://mxlinux.org/art#Logos has lower format Logo-MX-Linux-standalone.png (3.46 KB) 304x52 and I did need 800px width so I resized it.
I used effect, because filling logo with different colour (the way I did it) made edges too sharp.
Anyway, it would be useful to have logo in svg format (vector graphic) to disposal. (or PNG with higher resolution, or maybe even better GIMP xcf file)
Do you know what is the font used for MX Linux logo? It would be nice to know (and use it in some projects).
Last edited by Fibogacci on Fri Mar 01, 2019 9:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
I may suggest to give a drop shadow on logo rather making a different colour (here you are using a reddish brown to fit on image i assume), which will look good on a bright wallpaper like this one.
Thanks
Thank you for your suggestions, I'll try them Yes, I know mxlinux.org/art.
