ShellMagick icons collection

Generic notes

• dark and light do not refer to in which mode the icons "should be used", but rather the generic tone of the icons themselves
  • thus dark is usually the one to be used in light mode
  • thus light is usually the one the be used in dark mode
• inkscape refers to the InkScape CLI

Notes about self-created logos

shellmagick-(dark|light).svg

I have created these with the following, non-deterministic steps:

1. Generated a bunch of logos for the string "ShellMagick" with https://www.freelogodesign.org/
2. Looked around until I have found something that I liked
   • Celtic themed, check
   • Shell-ish, check
   • ⇒ This was the basic geometry of the logo
3. Downloaded the picture
4. Opened it in GIMP
5. Created a monocrome version of it
6. Tidied it up (removed the watermark, etc.)
7. Uploaded it to https://www.freeconvert.com/
8. Downloaded it as SVG
9. Colorized it with InkScape
   • The colors are from Tinted Theming: Everforest, created by Sainnhe Park
   • I just picked 3 colors which worked for me for a light and dark version of the created logo

The icons

In the folder icons/src

Downloaded "sources"

Picture	Source	License
cmd-dark.svg	SVG Repo	MIT
cygwin-dark.svg	Wikimedia Commons	Public domain
mingw-dark.svg	MinGW website (Light mode)	Public domain?
mingw-light.svg	MinGW website (Dark mode)	Public domain?
powershell-dark.svg	SVG Repo	Logo License¹
powershell-light.svg	SVG Repo	MIT
shellmagick-dark.svg	See description	MIT
shellmagick-light.svg	See description	MIT
tux.svg	Wikimedia Commons	CC0-BY²
windows-terminal-dark.svg	GitHub repository	MIT
windows-terminal-light.svg	GitHub repository	MIT

Processed "sources"

Picture	Source	Modifications
cmd-light.png	cmd-dark.svg	Inverted the colors manually with InkScape, made the background black
cygwin-light.svg	cygwin-dark.svg	Inverted the colors manually with InkScape, made the background black

¹ I sincerly disregard this license and handle the source file as if it were MIT-licensed, based on the fact that it in itself is a remix of powershell-light.svg ² By [email protected] Larry Ewing and The GIMP

Icons

Each folder defines the dimensions of the exported PNG files.

Picture	Obtained by (example command for 32x32)
cmd-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/cmd-dark.svg -o ./32x32/cmd-dark.png
cmd-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/cmd-light.svg -o ./32x32/cmd-light.png
cygwin-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/cygwin-dark.svg -o ./32x32/cygwin-dark.png
cygwin-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/cygwin-light.svg -o ./32x32/cygwin-light.png
mingw-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 --export-area=0:0:117:117 ./src/mingw-dark.svg -o ./32x32/mingw-dark.png
mingw-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 --export-area=0:0:117:117 ./src/mingw-light.svg -o ./32x32/mingw-light.png
powershell-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/powershell-dark.svg -o ./32x32/powershell-dark.png
powershell-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/powershell-light.svg -o ./32x32/powershell-light.png
shellmagick-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/shellmagick-dark.svg -o ./32x32/shellmagick-dark.png
shellmagick-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/shellmagick-light.svg -o ./32x32/shellmagick-light.png
tux-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/tux.svg -o ./32x32/tux.png
tux-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/tux.svg -o ./32x32/tux.png
windows-terminal-dark.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/windows-terminal-dark.svg -o ./32x32/windows-terminal-dark.png
windows-terminal-light.png	inkscape -w 32 -h 32 ./src/windows-terminal-light.svg -o ./32x32/windows-terminal-light.png

Of course, this can be done iteratively, e.g., by executing the following in Windows CMD:

for %d in (8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256) do (
    mkdir .\%dx%d
    for /R %f in (.\src\*.svg) do (
        inkscape -w %d -h %d %f -o .\%dx%d\%~nf.png
    )
    for /R %f in (.\src\mingw*.svg) do (
        inkscape -w %d -h %d --export-area=0:0:117:117 %f -o .\%dx%d\%~nf.png
    )
    del .\%dx%d\tux.png
    inkscape -w %d -h %d .\src\tux.svg -o .\%dx%d\tux-dark.png
    inkscape -w %d -h %d .\src\tux.svg -o .\%dx%d\tux-light.png
)