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The logo vote on furtka.org closed with M 29 · R 13 (42 votes). - website/tools/brand-assets.py generates every brand file from the logo-assets.py geometry: favicons (small-size tier, accent with a dark-mode variant) for website / webinstaller / on-box UI, 180 px apple-touch-icon, 1200x630 default share card, 640x480 syslinux splash, and docs/brand/ (mark, small mark, lockups, 20-column console art) - website: header mark, favicon, touch icon, default og:image; /logo/ now shows the final result (static counts, winner highlighted, no voting UI or poll.js); homepage link reads 'meet our new logo' - webinstaller: M in the header + tab icon - on-box UI: .brand mark via CSS mask in brand red (not the UI's green), favicon on every page, brand line on the login page - console: M art above the text of /etc/issue on the installed box (furtka-welcome) and the live ISO (furtka-update-issue) - ISO: build.sh swaps releng's Arch splash for the Furtka one - README shows the lockup Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Wq1hzUp4ZmCKHDuLKCnu73
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title: "Our new logo"
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description: "Two proposals for the Furtka mark, and you picked one. Here is how the vote ended — and each mark everywhere it would have had to work."
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closed: true
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result: "The vote is closed — **M won with 29 of 42 votes** (R: 13). Thank you to everyone who voted! M is now the Furtka logo."
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final:
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m: 29
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r: 13
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translationKey: "logo"
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url: /logo/
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layout: single
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type: poll
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poll: logo
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image: /img/logo/vote-card.png
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sitemap:
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priority: 0.5
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m:
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short: "M"
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title: "M — the f in the gate"
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text: "A lowercase f cut out of an arched gate. The stem is the gate post, the two rails are the crossbars."
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r:
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short: "R"
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title: "R — window, wheel and F"
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text: "An arched window with a wheel of spokes behind it; in the top-right pane the spoke becomes an F."
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show:
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intro: "Both marks everywhere they would have had to work."
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sizes: "Big and small"
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sizes_text: "From a poster to the 16-pixel icon in a browser tab. Below 32 pixels both marks switch to a simplified drawing — M drops nothing, R keeps the window, the cross and the hub."
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name: "With the name"
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name_text: "Side by side and stacked. The wordmark is the same for both, so only the mark decides."
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browser: "In the browser"
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browser_text: "The tab icon at its real size, and the site header of furtka.org."
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nav1: "Docs"
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nav2: "Blog"
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phone: "On the phone"
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phone_text: "Home-screen icon — square as on Android, round as some launchers cut it."
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box: "On the box"
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box_text: "The text-mode welcome screen your server shows on a monitor, and the boot splash."
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shared: "Shared"
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shared_text: "The preview card that appears when someone posts a link to furtka.org."
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colour: "In colour"
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colour_text: "On light, on dark, on its own colour, and in plain text colour — each mark is one shape and takes whatever colour is around it."
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final: "Seen enough?"
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labels:
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vote: "This one"
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voted: "Your pick"
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change: "Switch to this one"
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total: "{n} votes so far. Thank you!"
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error: "Couldn't reach the poll right now — please try again in a moment."
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nojs: "Voting needs JavaScript."
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note: "No cookies, no account. To count each device once, the server keeps a salted hash of your IP address and browser — not the address itself. Details in the <a href=\"/privacy/\">privacy notice</a>."
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---
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*Furtka* is Polish for a small garden gate — the little door in the fence
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that lets you in without opening the whole thing. Both marks play with that:
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one draws the letter into the gate, the other looks through the gate at a
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wheel. Below are both, with the final count — and each mark everywhere it
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would have had to work, from a poster to the tiny icon in a browser tab.
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