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> Perl actually never had a logo at all doesn’t really line up with >A shadowed camel derived from your camel, still problematic even if it's de facto used ev
by jrflowers 3y ago
> Perl actually never had a logo at all
doesn’t really line up with
>A shadowed camel derived from your camel, still problematic even if it's de facto used everywhere
- oalders 3y agoI think it should read like Perl never really had one official logo. There are a few different logos floating around in various formats, but as for an official logo, that doesn't really exist.
- jrflowers 3y agoIt kind of sounds more like Thibaud wants to standardize a new “correct” logo over the one that’s being used everywhere by his own admittance.
- oalders 3y agoPart of this is inspired by a recent pull request: https://github.com/ubuntu/yaru/issues/3938 https://github.com/ubuntu/yaru/issues/3938 That's using a camel, but it's not anything like the O'Reilly camel and that in itself is what some people find a bit confusing.