GUI: Icon/Logo quality and scaling issues #203
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The SCRAM logo is simplified and modernized thanks to the inspired work by Nikash Singh (http://nikashsingh.org/): "... I've abstracted the previously square nodes which were structured and ordered in a matrix grid to form the name "Scram" in the old logo into a frenetic array of "escaping" energy." Unlike the initial logo, the new logo should serve much better for icons and small resolution images. Issue #203
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The SCRAM logo is simplified and modernized thanks to the inspired work by Nikash Singh (http://nikashsingh.org/): "... I've abstracted the previously square nodes which were structured and ordered in a matrix grid to form the name "Scram" in the old logo into a frenetic array of "escaping" energy." Unlike the initial logo, the new logo should serve much better for icons and small resolution images. Issue #203
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The current logo and icons do not render or look well on links and embedded images.
The aspect ratio of the icon is ad-hoc and incompatible with the ones the platforms expect.
Windows scales down the icons to complete mess and unrecognizable pixel gibberish
probably due to the original logo itself using pixel metaphor with circles.
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