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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 May 1999.
Re: penguin LINUX logo ASCII art

Re: penguin LINUX logo ASCII art

On Sat, 29 May 1999 20:29:59 GMT, please_see@my_sig.com (Richard
Harlos) wrote:


>: >     .--.
>: >    |o_o |
>: >    |:_/ |
>: >   //   \ \
>: >  (|     | )
>: > /'\_   _/`\
>: > \___)=(___/
>: > - --- cut ---
>: >...
>: 
>: Phooey. My one's better. (Just.)
>: 
>: ------------
>:       ,-.
>:      |66A       I am a lonely teenage computer nerd
>:      /`'M\      With a dual boot of Linux and Hurd,
>:     (|  `M\     But I foresaw the Reich of Gates the Third
>:    _>\   |M)    The day, my server, died.
>:    '-_)=(_,'
>: ------------
>
Hi,

nice pic, but I need one with a high of 14
and i did one like this
(it is only black and white - 8 is black and the rest is white,
you can test it in a graphic editor), can you do a better one?
I don't really like mine.

      8888
     888888
     8 8 88
     88 8 88
     8   888
     8888 888
    88     888
    88     888
   88      888
   888     888
  8 888    8888
 8   88   8 8 8
 8    8  88   8
  88  88888  8
    88    888


Robert

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