The ~/ with a cursor was a word drawn as a picture. The mark is now what
the app is: a workspace tiled the way the desktop tiles one, the first
window and the rest dwindling beside it with gaps between. The focused
window wears the theme's light at 135°, as the active border does, with a
soft glow, and carries the header every pane opens with, a square marker
and a rule; the others are outlines on the hull. It holds at 16 px as a lit
bar beside dim ones.
The touch icon, the 512 px copy and the banner are rendered from the same
SVG, and the screenshots are taken again with it in the bar.
The cursor beside ~/ was a tall block in the alarm colour, the one hue the
theme keeps for something wrong, and the tilde was a hand-drawn wobble.
The mark is now drawn in the theme's light alone on its hull: a symmetric
tilde, the slash, and the underscore cursor the boot screen waits with,
inside the corner brackets the desktop frames things in. The touch icon,
the 512 px copy and the banner are rendered from the same SVG.
The app was a ring and a dot, drawn in CSS in the bar and inlined as a data
URL for the favicon. It now has an icon of its own: the `~/` of the prompt it
is named after, with the cursor waiting beside it in the alarm colour of the
theme. It is the favicon, a full-bleed touch icon for a phone's home screen,
and the mark in the bar, on the login and on the share page, served from
`web/public` so all of them are the same file.
The banner and a 512 px copy in docs/images are for the README and the wiki.
The crate description says what the workspace is now, not the diary it was.
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