Top Linux-o-lanterns from around the Web
By Bob Brown,
Network World |
Oct 15, 2015 11:41 AM
PT
Tux the Penguin and friends geek up Halloween pumpkins
A glimpse at open source fandom depicted in Halloween pumpkin carvings.
Hadoop
The elephant logo for the open source big data handling framework (via Cloudera).
Image courtesy Source: Matt Dunlop, via Flickr
A pumpkin chuckin Tux.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Masterpiece Pumpkins
Sorry, only Linus one we could find.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Storm2k, via Flickr
Is this a high point or low point in Tux's career?
Image courtesy SOURCE: Halo969 via Flickr
Spooky Red Hat guy.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Scott Christiansen, via Flickr
Scott Christiansen writes that this old Pentium 2 200-MHz box ran Linux “very gracefully.”
Image courtesy SOURCE: Missadroit via Flickr
Fire breathing pumpkin.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Geerlingguy via Flickr
Drupal Druplicon pumpkin
Image courtesy SOURCE: Dead Zebra, Inc., via Flickr
Android has inspired many to pick up the knife and carve away.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Zhongyu365 via Flickr
It's tough to envision Android in anything other than lime green.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Danny Brown
Wordpress pumpkin.
Image courtesy SOURCE: Ben Reubenstein
Linux can be dark and spooky to some opposed to open source.
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