Hello all, As the season of April's Fools and Easter eggs is coming to an end, you have the last chance to see the slightly redesigned NUT logo on github or website. The story behind it, which I find technologically interesting, is that one slow evening I ran a "What-If" kind of exeriment, and asked ChatGPT from my mobile to reimagine the Network UPS Tools logo in a construction materials meaning, with a hex nut and a suitable bolt. AI found the original on the Internet, rather than using the URL I gave it, as both GitHub repos and the NUT website generated and hosted by GitHub infra have robots.txt and I could not convince AI as the project maintainer to bypass it (kudos actually, albeit annoying). It took a dozen iterations of variably tilted bolt and different perspectives of looking at the nut, with side panels sticking out in various unnatural amounts and directions. Inner hole also flipped either hex or round for quite some time. On the up-side, in its own wording AI called the diagonal lines on the bolt "threads", and argued against adding the triangle tip (construction bolts do not have one, but the original lightning one did), and began adding slits on the bolt head as it is more of a screw now. Getting the threads cut to the end of bolt, and even spaced evenly, was also an effort. But it understood relatively well the request to add alternating shadows on the thread cycles to get a lightning zig-zag effect. As SVG is XML-based, the groups of tags were diligently commented to reflect the "physical" idea behind them. The free allowance of the ChatGPT session ran out, and lest I wait till morning, Claude took over the draft. It fixed the 3D-ish nut side panels, changed coloring from silver to bronse (like orijnal logo), and added gradient coloring. Overall the experiment took about an hour, with distractions like getting kids to bed, all without getting to a computer. Hope you like it, and if you miss the live version - it can be seen later at the nut-swag repo. Jim Klimov -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://alioth-lists.debian.net/pipermail/nut-upsuser/attachments/20260405/fc604161/attachment.htm>