The Question:How did a penguin come to be the mascot for the Linux operating system? The Answer:The short answer is that Linus Torvalds, founder of Linux, likes penguins, and he said so when a number of users were discussing what to use as a logo. Larry Ewing created what's now the canonical drawing, and the rest is history. For a full explanation, see A Complete History of Tux (So Far), by Steve Baker. —The Editors |
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