[Linux-aus] penguin shirts

Sridhar Dhanapalan sridhar at dhanapalan.com
Wed Feb 18 11:53:14 EST 2009


2009/2/16 Peter Miller <pmiller at opensource.org.au>:
> A few years back Pia was carting around huge boxes full of t-shirts with
> the dotty penguin picture, at $25 each.  I have worn mine out and I'd
> like to buy a couple more.
>
> How much interest is there in a reprint?
>
> I am prepared to organise this (scratching my own itch y'know) but I
> don't want to wind up with a garage full of boxes.  For those of you who
> are interested, how would you imagine a shirt would reach you?  Come to
> that, how was it done last time?

This idea crops up from time to time. I can tell you right now that
there's _lots_ of interest, including from many people who don't even
know what Linux is.

The limiting factor, IIRC, is that Aboriginal-style dot paintings are
as seen to be the reserve of native Aboriginal artists. I think this
is just a social matter of courtesy rather than the result of any
legislation. Nevertheless, non-Aboriginal use of such a style is often
frowned upon.

If anyone else has more information on this, I'd be glad to know.


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