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Create icon for lima project #268
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Help wanted. Hints:
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Should we focus on the Linux on Mac concept? |
Not sure. At least we should make sure to avoid causing trademark issues. |
As somebody who frequently mistypes Just make sure it looks distinct from the LimeWire icon. The software has been dead for over a decade, but we don't want the association with p2p sharing software. Theoretically I like "File" (because it is a tool), but files make for rather boring images... "Five" sounds interesting, but not sure what to make with it. |
🦙 (Lama) FTW 🤗 |
I threw this together as an option (or inspriation) I liked the idea of a lime (circle) and thought the blue from the old mac OS 9 "face" logo would be interesting to mix in Lima also made me think of fitting a square peg in a round hole (but in this case linux is a round peg) I also animated it which could be cool. I'm not sure why the "i" and "a" have clipping issues but you get the idea. A green circle with blue square is really basic (I'm not a designer) but could be very simple and identifiable It's also kinda nice that you can create the logo in unicode which also could be embedded in the terminal output 🟢 🟦 |
Love the |
+1 on the lama idea from @toricls ! Maybe carrying a container! |
I think "Linux Machines" would be more appropriate than Linux for Mac, since it works on multiple platforms (unlike WSL)
But I could be partial, since I worked on docker-machine and podman-machine so "containerd-machine" seemed natural... Anyway, would be more interested in seeing Tux than the Apple in the logo (if anything). |
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And "Lime" is a scooter service |
As I stated before, "Lama" doesn't really work for me. Maybe it is a generational thing, but the camel/llama/alpaca images are synonymous with Perl in my my brain, due to them being the cover images of the O'Reilly books "Programming Perl", "Learning Perl", and "Intermediate Perl" (aka as "the camel book", "the llama book", and "the alpaca book"). The camel book was the most successful O'Reilly book of all time, afaik.
I think the logo must not include any other project/product branding at all to avoid trademark issues. |
Maybe a lime green lima bean? Here's a regular lima bean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lima_bean here's some cool emoji styled ones a twitter user(Source tweet) made. Here's the image link Images And here's just a big green lima bean sourced from https://www.pngegg.com/en/png-exdwp |
@jandubois, all good. I understand what you mean. Forgott that they used all this animals on their perl books... 😄 How about the traditional Peruan hats:
Honestly i would found it nice to keep this link, its unique and different... |
I really like it, but we would need explicit permission from the artist before we could use it. |
@jandubois, but then we put a traditional hat on the bean 😄 that would be awsome! |
@jandubois Unfortunately the best art I can do is about stick figure level and that's iffy. I was just using others art to convey my idea. |
You could try https://www.maddie-frost.com/connect.html with regards to the tweet mentioned ? |
We may get some original artwork crafted by the Rancher Labs graphical artist; hoping that will work out. We have mgmt approval, but not sure when she'll have time to work on this. |
@StevenACoffman Cute, but looks too similar to the Gopher mascot of Golang, imho. |
That's exactly where I stole it from. :) I think an actual artist who did something like @dirien Lima (Peru) hat on a @bobhenkel Lima bean would be much better than my crude amalgamation. |
I noticed now CNCF hosts a project called "Keylime": https://www.cncf.io/projects/keylime/ We have to make sure our logo doesn't look like Keylime... |
Green lima bean is fine, but it should be SVG, and should be an original image to avoid confusion (and to avoid potential copyright concern). Anybody interested in contribution? |
hi @jorgeamadosoria, as you are very active in SimpleIcons project, could you help us with an Icon for the Lima project? |
Yeah, to me too.
I don't know, I prefer the cursive font otherwise; I don't know if there is a way to fix up the issue with the I'm also wondering if making the dot on the |
Indeed, this particular bikeshed looks more "green" than "lime" ;-)
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@AkihiroSuda @jandubois Here is the difference between of the letter "l" and "e" of the font used : But I agree it's not easy to distinguish the two easily Some variations to fix that : @afbjorklund The chosen green is in reference to a "Lima Bean" "Lima bin 😉 " not a "Lime", Another proposal is to stay on a pictogram logo without the text "Lima" : |
@iboonox no worries, the green lime looks better anyway... and I love the new icon! The lime (green-yellow) and "electric lime" looks cool on a black background, but that's about it. Would be happy to change the prompt.
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@iboonox Thank you for all your effort! From your "variations" I like the last 2 best (maybe put little numbers in an image like that, so individual logos are easier to reference). I prefer the beans with the "swoosh", as that gives them a little bit of 3D effect. Otherwise it just looks like a 2D blob. But otherwise I prefer the slightly cursive font of the last logo. I don't like the coloured dot over the I think for e.g. the Github logo I prefer the text inside the bean, so the logo is easily recognizable by people not yet familiar with lima. For use in documentation and presentation having the plain bean (with "swoosh") and a separate wordmark (with colored dot) looks great too, so maybe we can have both. It is not clear to me if the font for use inside the bean, and the one for the separate wordmark have to be the same. (I suspect they should be, but I like both the cursive one in the bean, and the minimalistic one used in your last image). |
I'm unsure about the status of this proposal. |
I believe the problem is that @iboonox has abandoned the conversation, so we don't know what the copyright status of their images is. I'm also not sure if we can accept pseudonymous contributions of artwork (we don't accept it for code either). That's one of the reasons I'm interested in moving the project to CNCF and getting their staff artists to help with this. That establishes clear legal rights to the artwork, plus an organization to defend them, if that ever becomes necessary. This is however a longer road to take; we have not even applied yet, and I believe there is a long backlog of applications that CNCF still has to process... |
Sorry I was absent for personal reasons. Can you please tell me which final version you want to keep so that I can generate the assets on a separate PR ? |
@jandubois : To summarize your feedback ?
I just need to have a validation concerning the font, I see that you prefer the cursive one but I think that the last font respects more the principles of MacOs design (Apple) rather sober and minimalist ? |
"swoosh" may accidentally looks like related to Amazon? |
Well, the last one (with the cursive font) doesn't have the #D effect; I would like to see if it is possible to combine them.
Yes, I think without the text it is hard to recognize the logo; it could easily look like a blob.
Not sure what you mean by "plain version"; I think it should always include the text.
I'm confused now, as I thought the last one is the cursive one. I better attach a capture here: This is the image I like best because there are fewer sharp corners in the font, but otherwise still looks relatively plain. The bean is an organic shape, and so I think a font with fluid forms and no right angles looks more natural. Note that these are just my personal opinions though; not sure how we want to get to consensus. |
I don't think so, it is just adding some 3D volume to the otherwise flat image. The Amazon image looks quite different and uses an arrow and not a "swoosh": It points "from a to z" to symbolize the range of products available for sale. Note that Swoosh normally refers to the Nike logo, which looks a lot different. But we should stop calling it a "swoosh" because the name is also a Nike brand: https://swoosh.com |
I'm not sure that GitHub is the best tool for brainstorming ... Would it be possible to have a quick call ? is there a slack lima channel ? |
Slack is here, but I believe it is around 2AM for @jandubois now 😴 |
I rendered a larger version of the logo, for use in Podman Desktop: https://github.com/containers/podman-desktop/pull/3248/files But gave up on having an icon, so going with the current workarounds. |
Added an icon for use in Podman Desktop, it's not great but: As discussed as a workaround for the missing icon, in #268 (comment) Needed an icon (not logo) that would also work in dark mode |
We'd love to see an official icon for lima project, for referencing it in the graphs, etc.
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