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Linux graffiti covers Vista logo in Toronto subway station
by Grant Robertson Feb 6th 2007
Shortly after the "Wow" started in a Toronto subway station, J Carlos Navea spotted this on his way to class. A wall length Vista advertisement which had fallen to
While some street art can be absolutely beautiful, we wish the Linux faithful in T.O. would keep the spray paint in their backpack and do some constructive Linux evangelism. We'd rather see you organize an install-fest, refurbish and reload unwanted PCs and give them to interested users, or give away Linux CDs.
[via Loconet.ca]
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