Linux Journal Flickr Pool Roundup
August 18th, 2008 by Carlie Fairchild in
Linux Journal's Flickr pool regularly brings in fun photos from readers around the world.
In addition to what we post in Linux Journal's Flickr Pool Roundup here online, we also choose one photo to run in the print magazine as Photo of the Month. The photo's owner receives a free LJ t-shirt as their lucky prize, so make sure to add your photo to the pool.
Travis Bigrigg shows us the reality of conferences.
...and then Travis shows us the more adorable side of Linux.
marcn shows off an Open HP Compaq 2133 Mini-note running SuSE Linux.
Old Jingleballicks (I'm not certain but I think he may be related to Seymour Butts) shows off his new Asus Eee PC and uses an alarm clock for scale.
Editor Doc Searls shares with us this photo of him (far right) and (from left to right) Stowe Boyd, Renee Blodgett, Robert Scoble, and Jeremy Wright. Sorry Doc, you're not eligible for a Photo of the Month free t-shirt.
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Carlie Fairchild is the publisher of Linux Journal.
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