Use light on dark icons for linux and rpi + sizing and padding - #728
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Converting a black logo to white often takes more than just inverting the color(s). See this video or this tutorial for example.
In our case, this was especially problematic for the Tux and Raspberry Pi logos on the homepage.
I had created custom light on dark versions in Figma a while ago but they didn't make it in the original PR. This fixes it.
See the comparison below:
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