This pr adds a simple vaporget ASCII text logo to our version information text and README (cccecd8fb3, bbcec12009). It also specifies the licence of this logo (4672dc3d20) and adds GPLv3 and CC by 4.0 licenses logos to the README (78c8fd3ad4).
This pr adds a simple `vaporget` ASCII text logo to our version information text and `README` (cccecd8fb3, bbcec12009). It also specifies the licence of this logo (4672dc3d20) and adds `GPLv3` and `CC by 4.0` licenses logos to the `README` (78c8fd3ad4).
I think it would be nice to have a colored logo. Since not every terminal supports the same number of colors, I have created three different variables for monochrome, 8 colors and 256 colors. I haven't added the actual colors yet, so for now they all look the same. The check for the number of colors is done using tput, which should already be installed because we use dialog and clear, both of which use ncurses.
I think it would be nice to have a colored logo. Since not every terminal supports the same number of colors, I have created three different variables for monochrome, 8 colors and 256 colors. I haven't added the actual colors yet, so for now they all look the same. The check for the number of colors is done using `tput`, which should already be installed because we use `dialog` and `clear`, both of which use `ncurses`.
I have committed a draft for the 8 color version of the logo. I think that the best thing to do is to have a commit where we add the 8-color logo and a commit for the 256-color one; therefore I suggest amending the current commit and force-pushing until we are satisfied, and then doing it again for the 256-color one.
I think that purple is a good, vaporwave-ish color, but if you @matteosavatteri have different preferences let me know.
I have committed a draft for the 8 color version of the logo. I think that the best thing to do is to have a commit where we add the 8-color logo and a commit for the 256-color one; therefore I suggest amending the current commit and force-pushing until we are satisfied, and then doing it again for the 256-color one.
I think that purple is a good, vaporwave-ish color, but if you @matteosavatteri have different preferences let me know.
This pr adds a simple
vaporget
ASCII text logo to our version information text andREADME
(cccecd8fb3
,bbcec12009
). It also specifies the licence of this logo (4672dc3d20
) and addsGPLv3
andCC by 4.0
licenses logos to theREADME
(78c8fd3ad4
).I think it would be nice to have a colored logo. Since not every terminal supports the same number of colors, I have created three different variables for monochrome, 8 colors and 256 colors. I haven't added the actual colors yet, so for now they all look the same. The check for the number of colors is done using
tput
, which should already be installed because we usedialog
andclear
, both of which usencurses
.I've rebased this on the current master (I hope everything went well). Now we only need to color the logo haha.
I have committed a draft for the 8 color version of the logo. I think that the best thing to do is to have a commit where we add the 8-color logo and a commit for the 256-color one; therefore I suggest amending the current commit and force-pushing until we are satisfied, and then doing it again for the 256-color one.
I think that purple is a good, vaporwave-ish color, but if you @matteosavatteri have different preferences let me know.