Font-linux is an icon font containing logos of popular linux distributions for inclusion in websites.
Note: All brand icons are trademarks of their respective owners and should only be used to represent the company or product to which they refer.
To use the font, include assets/font-linux.css as well as the
fonts in your project and use the CSS classes listed below.
<link href="/assets/fontlinux.css" rel="stylesheet">
Or just link to it using RawGit (served via MaxCDN's network):
<link href="//cdn.rawgit.com/Lukas-W/font-linux/v0.5/assets/font-linux.css" rel="stylesheet">
Available logos are:
| Distribution | CSS class | Inclusion code |
|---|---|---|
| Arch Linux | fl-archlinux |
<span class="fl-archlinux"></span> |
| CentOS | fl-centos |
<span class="fl-centos"></span> |
| CoreOS | fl-coreos |
<span class="fl-coreos"></span> |
| Debian | fl-debian |
<span class="fl-debian"></span> |
| elementary OS | fl-elementary |
<span class="fl-elementary"></span> |
| Fedora | fl-fedora[-inverse] |
<span class="fl-fedora"></span> |
| FreeBSD | fl-freebsd |
<span class="fl-freebsd"></span> |
| Gentoo | fl-gentoo |
<span class="fl-gentoo"></span> |
| Linux Mint | fl-linuxmint[-inverse] |
<span class="fl-linuxmint"></span> |
| Mageia | fl-mageia |
<span class="fl-mageia"></span> |
| Mandriva | fl-mandriva |
<span class="fl-mandriva"></span> |
| OpenSUSE | fl-opensuse |
<span class="fl-opensuse"></span> |
| Red Hat | fl-redhat |
<span class="fl-redhat"></span> |
| Slackware | fl-slackware[-inverse] |
<span class="fl-slackware"></span> |
| Ubuntu | fl-ubuntu[-inverse] |
<span class="fl-ubuntu"></span> |
- This project uses fontcustom to compile vectors into fonts.
- wkhtmltopdf is used to generate this readme's preview image.
After making changes to one of the vectors, the fonts have to be recompiled. From the root directory, run:
fontcustom compile
To compile everything including the readme's preview.png, run:
sh ./compile.sh
To stage the new revision:
git add assets .fontcustom-manifest.json
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