The overlay will render an image above the canvas showing incorrect pixels, if you would like to help out this is your best bet! The overlay itself and instructures to install it can be found in the /overlay directory

If you do not wish to install the overlay you can find an image with coords attached here.

To contribute make a pull request editing /artwork/tux/tux.png. If you are a member of our alliance trying to change your asset make a PR to the related asset in /artwork/allies/. Everything will be stitched together when you PR.

Our Canvas stretches:

(20,679)  (71,679)
(20,758)  (71,758)

At Discord, Matrix, or Telegram

We aim to plan out and draw Tux and a few Distro/DE logos in the Reddit r/place event.

Ideally we would take up the entire 1000x1000 canvas for ourselves, but that would make other communities sad... And it's also impossible. We would create 3 progressively larger pixel arts (a 50x50, a 75x75 and a 100x100 version) for Tux and Distro/DE. We would draw the appropriate one in r/place, based on territory gained.

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