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I notice that some SVGs have what appears to be the tablet area or screen as a rect, and they don't seem to have an id on them either. Is this intentional, and is this something we should start adding to SVGs?
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yeah, it's... intended. there's a bit of a problem with the SVGs in that for years gnome was the only user of them so there's a fair bit of cross-pollination on what they should look like.
OTOH having each project reproduce the SVGs is not smart either so we're stuck with what they have. IMO adding the outlines with a good ID would be the right thing to do but it's a fair bit of effort. I'd merge patches that do this though.
This somewhat goes double because the long-term plans for GNOME are to switch away from the current OSD anyway so an SVG with outline would also be more useful there.
I notice that some SVGs have what appears to be the tablet area or screen as a rect, and they don't seem to have an id on them either. Is this intentional, and is this something we should start adding to SVGs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: