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StickerPack updated to 95 distros! Get your free printable Linux stickers!

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StickerPack updated to 95 distros! Get your free printable Linux stickers!

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 year ago

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GitHub - RockyC36/StickerPack: Linux distro and desktop stickers created in Inkscape

Linux distro and desktop stickers created in Inkscape - GitHub - RockyC36/StickerPack: Linux distro and desktop stickers created in Inkscape

StickerPack has been updated and now includes 94 Linux distributions and 23 desktop environments / window managers!

Newly added: /e/OS, Emmabuntüs, LineageOS, Mobian, Pardus, PostmarketOS, and Trisquel.

Show your Linux distro pride with free printable stickers. Just unhide the layer you want and print at 300dpi.

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Kinda tempted to embrace the chaos and put every single one on my laptop

I have distrobox… That counts right?
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  Just buy like 12petabyte and install every Linux distro, the Originally distrobox
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