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								 LOGOS
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							  TRANSLATIONS
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                      The CentOS Artwork SIG <centos-devel@centos.org>
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                             https://projects.centos.org/trac/artwork/
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 Logo translations files are basically used to define which colors
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 CentOS logos will be rendered in. The following colors were used:
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	* #000000 - Black (This is the base color used in rendering.
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	            Use black color wherever you want to have color
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	            translation.)
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	* #252476 - Blue
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    	* #922178 - Violet
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    	* #73D216 - Green
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	* #EEA623 - Orange
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    	* #FFFFFF - White 
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 Use one translation file for each color you want CentOS Logos designs
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 be rendered for.
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 Logo translations files have the following format:
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	1 # CentOS Logo translation file:
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	2 s!stroke:#000000!stroke:#922178!
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	3 s!fill:#000000!fill:#922178!
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 Line 1 is a commentary. You can use commentaries to describe the
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 translation file.
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 Line 2 replaces all objects' black strokes or lines in CentOS Logos
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 designs with the appropriate color. In previous example the color
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 used was orange (#922178).
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 Line 3 replaces all objects' black fills or backgrounds in CentOS
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 logos designs with the appropriate color. In previous example the
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 color used was violet (#922178).
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                      The CentOS Artwork SIG <centos-devel@centos.org>
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                             https://projects.centos.org/trac/artwork/