Linux.com Launches Linux Online Store

March 12, 2010
By Developer.com Staff

p>The Linux Foundation announced today a new online store.

The product line is sparse. It includes about 20 t-shirt shirts, a couple of hats, six coffee cups, a sheet of stickers and three baby onesies.

According to the press release, "The merchandise available in the Linux.com Store is designed to reflect the unique and varied culture associated with Linux."

"Fork You," "Fsck," "Viva La Revolinux," and "Fresh Kernels" with an ear of corn are the main themes.

The designs are supposed to "invoke feelings of geek pride, freedom, fun, eccentricity, and originality."

The store is located at http://store.linux.com.

The Linux Foundation also announced a T-shirt Design Contest. The deadline for design submissions is April 11, 2010.

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