New comment by 0x5c on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/35604#issuecomment-1038658367

Comment:
I was planning to make a PR too, happy to see someone else was looking at improving the situation!

I was primarly exploring what would be required to use the `LOGO` key, and it turns out to be somewhat simple. All it needs is the name of an icon to be looked up in an icon theme. Here's a test with a random icon I hapened to have on my system, shown in kde's system information page 
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5877043/153802154-30105e35-22ba-4ab0-af10-5ca3e4520cce.png)

All we'd need is to have the void logo added as an icon in the hicolor theme. I suggest having the icon be part of `void-artwork`; there it would just be placed in the appropriate directorie(s) of the `hicolor` theme, with no dependency required on the actual hicolor package. The artwork would have no effect without the actual hicolor theme (which provides the theme config, and would be an indirect dependency of anything that needs to show icons), and a situation where `void-artwork` were to be absent (like it being in `ignorepkg`) would simply have the application attempting to show an icon fallback to a default or no icon, as per the icon theme spec.