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I don't like the font itself (no idea how to describe it except, with all due respect, "not adding anything"), I would definitely get rid of the capital "g" (adds nothing plus it'll fill as nearly a dot when scaled down), I think the cutout itself (http://tovic.eu/design/logo/gnu-linu...ux_logo_10.png) is a nice idea (except for me it looks too detailed), and I like the placement in http://tovic.eu/design/logo/gnu-linu...ux_logo_06.png better than in http://tovic.eu/design/logo/gnu-linu...ux_logo_05.png. Obviously I'm not a designer, let alone a typographer, so that's just my uninformed strictly amateur opinion which you can therefore safely dismiss.
Well, you are right, simplicity is top priority for logo design - but it is hard to get
I've had two reasons for creating LOGO for linux - gnu/linux... I had to made Linux sticker for keyboard button (instead Windows logo and Apple logo) and I realize that Tux (mascot not logo) is too unreadable when resized to small dimensions. Then I start to read about linux hystory and found "GNU/Linux naming controversy"... It bacame my second reason - to make logo that will satisfy both sides...
I know that this not change use of Tux but when I make sketch of this idea I could not resisted the need to put this logo to the public...
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