The fact that NetBSD runs on a wide variety of (partially obsolete) hardware
platforms doesn't mean that it runs on those systems ONLY. I think that an
apt logo should not put too much emphasis on the fact that NetBSD supports a
lot of obsolete computers. If it did people who don't know NetBSD (yet)
probably would not recognize the fact that NetBSD actually is a
state-of-the-art competitor to Linux and other current operating systems. (We
all know that NetBSD rules ;-))

Regards

Alexander Mueller

--On Montag, 18. M=E4rz 2002 23:41 -0800 Alan Post <apost@CS.Stanford.EDU>
wrote:

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> Focusing on constructive imagery, how about a Farmer Daemon with a
> pitchfork, surrounded by plants sprouting out of obsolete computer
> equipment?  Big sunflowers, perhaps?
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>   Alan
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