make logo 128x128

[fee1-dead]

linux needs logos to be powers of 2 and the current dimensions (100x100) do not work.

[Abbe98]

Do you have any more details about this? In Gnome and in Ubuntu Gnome environments the logo is known to work.

[fee1-dead]

Thanks for the quick response. I think I might have done something wrong when I checked, but I believe the icons are preferred to have a size that is a power of 2. man xdg-icon-resource does say that common dimensions include 128x128.

[Abbe98]

I'm mainly familiar with Gnome, they try to draw logos as 128px from whatever they get. The preference is SVG(Gnome HIG).

Is there a DE which fails to render the Pattypan logo?

[fee1-dead]

I am on KDE and I have share/icons/hicolor/100x100/apps/pattypan.png. this directory works for icons with other sizes.

[Abbe98]

We have the logo in SVG here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pattypan.svg

And considering that 128 is a more common size I agree that we should replace it, but we should probably test such a change across all platforms.

[fee1-dead]

If possible, I think the svg logo should be in this repository? that would make packaging easier.

[Abbe98]

Indeed, especially useful if someone would like to do a Flatpak or similar.