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The drawings are pretty shoddy and amateurish. Doesn't inspire too much confidence in me...

• LeonM 12y ago
  It does to me, because real programmers cannot draw ;) But jokes aside, they just didn't spend their money on an artist, that does not imply that the product is of the same quality as the drawings.
• huhtenberg 12y ago
  I don't know why you are in gray, but this is a valid argument. If I am about to entrust some company with an access to the kernel on my live boxes, you bet I'd be looking very closely at who the hell they are and be expecting them to be a reputable and stable entity. These silly illustrations would've been OK if they were on RedHat's site, but if you are just starting up, I would strongly suggest to put (much) more effort into establishing your credibility.
  • teacup50 12y ago
    I hope you can see the irony of your position when you're talking about the Linux kernel.
    • huhtenberg 12y ago
      If you are referring to the Tux, then you are missing the point. Submitted project has very ambitious goals but comes from an unknown source and no history. It also makes a deliberate effort to look silly, which is the exact opposite of what they should be doing if they are aiming at the actual production use in live environments.