A hoarde of GNU-riding penguins and daemons beseiging Microsoft Keep=20
perhaps? =20
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> Anyone who is running linux or BSD would probably have made a conciou=
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> choice between them, and we mainly want people to move away from the=20
> Micro$oft stable, then particularly to Linux.
I still say that while all these ideas are good, we should first start=20
by pushing the penguin as a logo for Linux.
As of right now, the penguin is only associated with Linux by the=20
readers of this list. If we seriously want to use the penguin as a=20
logo, then we should start by publicizing that association. Penguins=20
on the warpath against Microsoft makes sense only if you know that the=20
penguins represent Linux, and not Soft-ICE or even Bud Ice (both of=20
which reputedly ise penguins heavily as a symbol)
Perhaps a pitch could be made to have the Linux Journal feature a=20
Penguin waving a Linux 2.0 banner on the cover of the first issue after=
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the official release? A penguin on the www.linux.org homepage? An=20
interesting "birds of a feather" gathering at Usenix (tuxedo and tails,=
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maybe? Maybe not)? =20
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Buddha Buck bmbuck@acsu.buffalo.edu
"She was infatuated with their male prostitutes, whose members were
like those of donkeys and whose seed came in floods like that of
stallions." -- Ezekiel 23:20