Grow ups or not and as ridiculous as it may sound and probably is,
these are both good points and they both could have effect on FreeBSD's
popularity, the satan looking symbol and the hostility towards Berkeley.
As for the symbol, well, I would expect it to look something more world
wide
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The traditional devil horns derive from goats, which if you have ever been
around goats, seen how they can climb, eat all vegetation in sight, climb
trees, get on roofs, etc., how kids gambol, is understandable. But it
alienates so many. But as it alienates
On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 03:28 AM, Lefteris Tsintjelis wrote:
Grow ups or not and as ridiculous as it may sound and probably is,
these are both good points and they both could have effect on FreeBSD's
popularity, the satan looking symbol and the hostility towards
Berkeley.
As for the
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I sometimes wear my daemon T-shirt at my church.
No problem.
jerry
My church drew the line at the linuxisforbitches logo :)
http://www.linuxisforbitches.com
Joe
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The traditional devil horns derive from goats, which if you have ever been
around goats, seen how they can climb, eat all vegetation in sight, climb
trees, get on roofs, etc., how kids gambol, is understandable. But it
alienates so many. But as it alienates so many Christians, Jews and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The traditional devil horns derive from goats, which if you have ever been
around goats, seen how they can climb, eat all vegetation in sight, climb
trees, get on roofs, etc., how kids gambol, is understandable. But it
alienates so many. But as it alienates so many
JT32255 has a point.
It's clear that we're not going to change how people
react to the daemon logo. So, if advocacy is a goal,
it makes sense to drop the daemon and come up with
something more palatable to the general public.
But a larger audience for FreeBSD may actually
detract from its
Please don't feed the troll :)
+ Lee Nelson wrote:
| JT32255 has a point.
|
| It's clear that we're not going to change how people
| react to the daemon logo. So, if advocacy is a goal,
| it makes sense to drop the daemon and come up with
| something more palatable to the general public.
I presume this is a joke.
But I thought I would point out that daemon, the ancient greek word
for what we know call demons, means guardian angel.
Suggest if any more people want to mythologise about how many people do not
use FreeBSD because of the scary demon that they come up with statistical
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But as it alienates so many Christians, Jews and Muslims as a
little Satan symbol, really limits the widespread use, public and
tax paid support and availability of BSD.
God has revealed to me that He does not consider our use of the
daemon symbol as an outrage
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