Christian's leather patch art is the app icon at 180px and up. It cannot be
the favicon: leather grain and stitching turn to mud below 48px, and the
pulse is black on brown, which is not enough contrast in a tab bar.
So the set is two-tier. Sizes 180 and above come from the leather art;
16, 32, 48 and the .ico come from a flat source whose spike geometry was
measured off the original (left tail at 52% height, peak at 42% width,
trough at 54%, right tail at 84%). Same colours sampled from the leather
body, so the small mark reads as the same object rather than a different
logo.
make_icons.py gained --small-from for this: one command builds both tiers.
Signed-off-by: Christian Sass <csass@binaryranch.com>
Omarchy 4 runs one long-running Quickshell process and its bar accepts
command modules that print {"text", "tooltip", "class"}. That is the
cheapest native frontend Vitals can have: no QML, no websocket, no plugin
manifest, just a command the bar runs on an interval.
bar_widget.py prints that shape from the existing JSON API, with a
workload selector and a tooltip that carries the verdict line. It also
fails soft, because a status bar should never make a session look broken
when the monitor is down.
This is the point of splitting sampling from presentation: a native UI on
another distro is a new frontend, not a rewrite.
Signed-off-by: Christian Sass <csass@binaryranch.com>
Vitals takes contributions under MIT, inbound equal to outbound, with a
Developer Certificate of Origin instead of a CLA. That is the same shape
Nextcloud uses on the project this tool was written to watch, so nobody
contributing here is being asked for paperwork they would not sign
upstream.
tools/check-dco.sh verifies both presence and identity of the sign-off,
and fails the pull request if either is wrong. Tested against three
cases: unsigned, correctly signed, and signed by someone other than the
author.
Signed-off-by: Christian Sass <csass@binaryranch.com>
Three surfaces were showing generated identicons: the forge org avatar
(which is what Discord unfurls), the GitHub org avatar, and the browser
tab, because the app shipped no favicon at all.
make_icons.py turns one SVG or PNG into the seven sizes plus a
multi-resolution favicon.ico. The server now serves /favicon.ico and
/icons/*.png from icons/ when they exist, and index.html asks for them,
so dropping the real mark into icons/ is the whole integration.
Co-developed-with: CLU <clu@binaryranch.com>
