Do you think there’s some kind of connection here? 🤔
BountifulEggnog [it/its, she/her] - 2.2yr
Oh no, I'm a Debian user 🫣
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blindbunny @lemmy.ml - 2.2yr
They/them? Shouldn't it be GNU/Linux
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CoolYori [she/her] - 2.2yr
Fun fact the Debian logo is based on Buzz Lightyears chin hair.
That is because Debian was made for the render farm for Toy Story.
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dead [he/him] - 2.2yr
That is because Debian was made for the render farm for Toy Story.
I don't think this is true. Debian was first released in 1993. Toy Story was released in 1995. Debian was created by Ian Murdock. He created by the name Debian by combining his name with his at-the-time girlfriend's name, Debra Lynn. The Toy Story theme was chosen by Lead Developer Bruce Perens in 1996, at the release of Debian 1.1, because Perens had also worked at Pixar.
Debian was one of the earliest GNU/Linux distros and it was foundational in the Free Software movement. Debian was founded on the principles of the Free Software movement. FSF sponsored Debian for 1 year from 1994 to 1995. It was not created as some cutesy corporate side project.
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CoolYori [she/her] - 2.2yr
Yea I misworded that sentance. Debian was used in the render farm for Toy Story. Thanks for correcting me. Cant let little details like that be wrong because people are always so quick to point it out.
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dead [he/him] - 2.2yr
Debian was used in the render farm for Toy Story
This is not true. According to SunWorld Magazine (November 1995 issue). Toy Story was render on Sun Microsystem computers, likely using software made by Sun Microsystems. These computers had SPARC processors. Debian did not support the use of SPARC processors until version 2.1 in 1999. That means it is impossible for Toy Story to have been rendered using Debian.
It's not a minor correction. It is highly disrespectful to attribute the accomplishments of Debian and the Free Software movement to Pixar, one of the largest copyright giants.___
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CoolYori [she/her] - 2.2yr
Oh thanks again for pointing out how I am wrong again! I swear I read somewhere or saw an interview that they used machines running Debian in some part of the render process. Its almost like I cant get anything right today. I should probably have you fact check my comments in the future. Seeing as you are doing such a good job at it.
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alexandra_kollontai [she/her] - 2.2yr
critical support for our sleepy forgetful comrades 💙
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CoolYori [she/her] - 2.2yr
Thanks, these new meds I am on are just wrecking me. Sometimes I am remembering stuff perfectly then I do what I just did there. The next two weeks are gonna be a drag because my brain decides to be dumb.
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Findom_DeLuise [she/her, they/them] - 2.2yr
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invalidusernamelol [he/him] - 2.2yr
It's also why every release is named after a Toy Story character
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SexUnderSocialism [she/her] - 2.2yr
When you transition to open source.
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SnowySkyes - 2.2yr
I started using Debian years before my egg cracked. It was written on the walls all along.
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GaveUp [she/her] - 2.2yr
this is either some designer being lazy or a designer being a genius because they knew a lot of transfems would recognize the Debian like packaging and be drawn to this brand more
pooh in traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
Do you think there’s some kind of connection here? 🤔
Oh no, I'm a Debian user 🫣
They/them? Shouldn't it be GNU/Linux
Fun fact the Debian logo is based on Buzz Lightyears chin hair.
That is because Debian was made for the render farm for Toy Story.I don't think this is true. Debian was first released in 1993. Toy Story was released in 1995. Debian was created by Ian Murdock. He created by the name Debian by combining his name with his at-the-time girlfriend's name, Debra Lynn. The Toy Story theme was chosen by Lead Developer Bruce Perens in 1996, at the release of Debian 1.1, because Perens had also worked at Pixar.
https://wiki.debian.org/ToyStory
Debian was one of the earliest GNU/Linux distros and it was foundational in the Free Software movement. Debian was founded on the principles of the Free Software movement. FSF sponsored Debian for 1 year from 1994 to 1995. It was not created as some cutesy corporate side project.
Yea I misworded that sentance.
Debian was used in the render farm for Toy Story.Thanks for correcting me. Cant let little details like that be wrong because people are always so quick to point it out.This is not true. According to SunWorld Magazine (November 1995 issue). Toy Story was render on Sun Microsystem computers, likely using software made by Sun Microsystems. These computers had SPARC processors. Debian did not support the use of SPARC processors until version 2.1 in 1999. That means it is impossible for Toy Story to have been rendered using Debian.
http://sunsite.uakom.sk/sunworldonline/swol-11-1995/swol-11-pixar.html
https://www.debian.org/releases/slink/sparc/release-notes.txt
It's not a minor correction. It is highly disrespectful to attribute the accomplishments of Debian and the Free Software movement to Pixar, one of the largest copyright giants.___
Oh thanks again for pointing out how I am wrong again! I swear I read somewhere or saw an interview that they used machines running Debian in some part of the render process. Its almost like I cant get anything right today. I should probably have you fact check my comments in the future. Seeing as you are doing such a good job at it.
critical support for our sleepy forgetful comrades 💙
Thanks, these new meds I am on are just wrecking me. Sometimes I am remembering stuff perfectly then I do what I just did there. The next two weeks are gonna be a drag because my brain decides to be dumb.
It's also why every release is named after a Toy Story character
When you transition to open source.
I started using Debian years before my egg cracked. It was written on the walls all along.
this is either some designer being lazy or a designer being a genius because they knew a lot of transfems would recognize the Debian like packaging and be drawn to this brand more
no one tell Perens
Debian, the distro for Lesbians
oh wait yall already posted it noooooo