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kommunist kde flag
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2026
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Aesthetically it's not that great, letters on a flag don't work as well as actual symbols and the colour scheme could do with not being primary colours.
It's a communist KDE flag, and it follows suit with other communist flags.
Yellow isn't a primary colour.
Depends on whether you're talking about additive or subtractive colour. Yellow is primary in a subtractive system, but not an additive one.
I suppose so, but in that case either red or yellow is a primary colour not both. And since we are viewing this on an addative screen red is the primary colour.