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I guess this is Emacs' "primary" logo, which has remained pretty much unchanged since. But unless you leave the splash screen enabled, the far more familiar log

by dkbrk 11y ago

I guess this is Emacs' "primary" logo, which has remained pretty much unchanged since. But unless you leave the splash screen enabled, the far more familiar logo for most people is the one used for graphical shortcuts and thumnails. This one is derived from the horns of the GNU, forming a stylised 'E' in a circle. As it has been looking quite dated, over the past couple of months Nicolas Petton has been redesigning it [0]. Reception from the community has been mixed - there will always be people opposing any change - but overall, I think, quite favourable. [0]: http://nicolas-petton.fr/blog/working-on-the-emacs-logo.html http://nicolas-petton.fr/blog/working-on-the-emacs-logo.html

escherize 11y ago
I use a similar one to that: [0]. [0]: http://take.ms/VMJ7a http://take.ms/VMJ7a
- ericmo 11y ago
  Did you mean that the one you use is similar to the one from @dkbrk comment, or that it is similar to the one in [0]? I liked the one from [0], very clean, where do I get it?