@kly i agree, in particular about the people. i like them and they do good work.

but as much as i try to avoid becoming an arrogant asshole, i would go one step further: what we do in the open, keeping feature parity in many aspects and sometimes exceeding the closed source fork in features and/or performance, even helps those who decide to use the closed fork: only because the alternative exists ready to be fired up is the oracle-ification potential rather limited.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@vinyl_cache/116239868219463184

The identity is now live on the newly revamped Vinyl Cache website: https://vinyl-cache.org

It’s also released under a Creative Commons license to guarantee that the open source project can use it freely.

Oh and finally: they actually had a new software release today, have a look below!

Thanks a lot to @slink especially as well as the rest of the @vinyl_cache team for your trust! It has been a pleasure to work on this, can’t wait to see where it’s going :)

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It isn’t just the logo :)

Meet the Vinyl Ghost, a new mascot for the project.

A mystic but friendly creature who nests on web servers. Like hermit crabs, it caches itself underneath a sheet of vinyl. Yet, it’s always out there to lend a hand delivering webpages.

I drew the mascot in a few different poses and expressions, with possibilities to create more in the future!

And of course, visual identity classics: colour palette, typeface selection.

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#GraphicDesign #Mascot #Logo #VinylCache