> Umm.. You don't have any gap to fill in.
Thanks, I don't feel as dumb as I started to. :)
> Having a penguin as a logo also gives more freedom to people wanting to
> use linux-related material: instead of being firmly fixed with a specific
> logo (the triangle, or just "Linux 2.0" or some other abstract thing),
> using something like a penguin gives people the chance to make
> modifications that are still recognizable.
I agree, the penguin really does show a "warm and fuzzy" type feeling,
just what I think Linux is good for as a contrast to other OS's.
> Anyway, go to "http://www.isc.tamu.edu/~lewing/linux/" for some nice
> examples..
I did, and on the page called older versions, there is a really cute
penguin with the raised eyebrows. VERY NICELY DRAWN PICTURES!!!
Thanks for the clarification. :)
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