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| Description | GNU Emacs logo. See its history at The Design of the Emacs logo. This is an SVG version of original bitmap logo created by hand from scratch in Inkscape. |
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| Source | Own work based on XPM file from GNU Emacs distribution |
| Author | Original Emacs logo creator is Luis Fernandes; SVG version by Dmitry Dzhus. |
| Other versions | Image:EmacsLogo.png |
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