png2linuxlogo takes an 80x80 color-mapped (palette-based) PNG of 223
or fewer colors and converts it to a header file suitable for inclusion
in the Linux kernel as the full-color boot logo. It does not modify the
16-color or black-and-white boot logos. This allows standard image editing
tools such as the GIMP or XPaint to be used to create Linux boot logos. It
works with 2.2 and 2.4 kernels.


Ported by DJBase - http://www.djbase.de

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[generic]                 2944    2944 100.0% -lh0- b1c8 Sep 22  2001 png2linuxlogo_1.02/linux_logo_sample.png
[generic]                75462  168512  44.8% -lh5- fe27 Oct 19  2004 png2linuxlogo_1.02/png2linuxlogo
[generic]                  384     645  59.5% -lh5- d55d Oct 19  2004 png2linuxlogo_1.02/png2linuxlogo_1.02.readme
[generic]                 7155    7293  98.1% -lh5- 8874 Oct 19  2004 png2linuxlogo_1.02/png2linuxlogo_1.02.readme.info
[generic]                  913    1655  55.2% -lh5- c824 Jun  9  2002 png2linuxlogo_1.02/README
[generic]                 4572    4716  96.9% -lh5- dae1 Oct 19  2004 png2linuxlogo_1.02.info
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 Total         6 files   91430  185765  49.2%            Feb 16  2005