Re: Advocating Lua on an embedded systems fair

[Philippe Lhoste <PhiLho@...>]

On 07/02/2009 17:32, Timm S. Mueller wrote:
> PDF-Version: 
> http://www.schulze-mueller.de/download/lua-poster-090207.pdf
>
> SVG-Version (Inkscape):
> http://www.schulze-mueller.de/download/lua-poster-090207.svg
>
> Regarding the logo, I see a slight copyright ambiguity here. Somebody
> named Soursquirrel re-constructed the logo and placed it on Wikimedia
> Commons. This is the logo I was using:
> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lua-logo.svg

Ah? I made a (hand-coded) SVG version some years ago, when I was playing/learning this format.
See http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2004-09/msg00433.html and 
http://phi.lho.free.fr/artwork/SVG/LuaLogos.html

Note that Firefox 3.0 still does an awful job of rendering these logos while Adobe SVG 
Viewer displays them OK. Opera 9.50 isn't better than Firefox, Safari 3.1 is much better 
except for text.
Batik 1.7 rasterizes them correctly.

I have put a copyright information in the meta section of the files, I hope I got it 
right. As stated in the message, my version of the logo is free to use, of course.


Back to your poster, I find it indeed nice and readable (dense, information-wise).
I usually add Lua is easy to learn, but I suppose people coding for embedded devices 
doesn't have an issue with that...

I just cringe when I see 'k' standing for kilobytes, but perhaps it is common usage in 
your world... :-)

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