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    Question Guess who

    My question is kinda weird:
    who are they representing?

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    You have the FreeBSD demon holding an apple, Tux the penguin is holding Ubuntu and it looks like the openSUSE lizard wearing a Red Hat (or maybe a Fedora) and is that a MSN Butterfly?
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    You're right, I suppose... and maybe the stars represent mandriva
    and what about the fire and the blue cube? I really don't know
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    Missed the stars completely

    The box is Virtualbox but I have no idea about the fire / flames
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    Of course, this was all before Sun bought Innotek, and then Oracle bought Sun. I have to wonder what this graphic would look like today?
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
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    Look at the demon's tail: the debian logo
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