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In the vibrant world of open source communities, collaboration, innovation, and shared values are defining traits. One fascinating aspect that encapsulates these principles is using mascots and symbols. Mascots serve as narrative devices and symbols of a project's mission, reflecting core values and fostering community spirit. This article delves into the stories behind mascots and symbols of Linux Foundation's open source projects, emphasizing their contribution to organizational symbolism. Each is crucial in embodying and conveying the project's mission, values, and ethos, making abstract concepts relatable and engaging. The community's involvement in their design process fosters a sense of identity and belonging while humanizing technology.

Over the years, Arch Linux has had the misfortune of being maligned as one of the more challenging modern Linux distributions. That’s a shame,...

Immediately after releasing the new 2016.02.21 ISO build on February 21, 2016, the Antergos Linux developers were proud to inform the community about the...

Frequently within the Phoronix Forums it is requested to do benchmarks with Arch Linux since its users tend to be adamant that it's the...

I decided to give Antergos a whirl to see how this Arch Linux variant works. For those pressed for time or looking at an...

Alex Filgueira has announced the release of Antergos 2014.05.26, an Arch-based distribution featuring the GNOME 3.12 desktop: "Antergos 2014.05.26 available. At last! Here it...

Antergos (previously known as Cinnarch) is an Arch based distribution that previously focused on the Cinnamon desktop but now provides multiple choices on desktop...

They say springtime is a season of rebirth and renewal. Not only have we seen the birth of Cloverleaf from the ashes of Fuduntu,...

Replacing Cinnarch, Antergos offers a GNOME-defaulting, but fairly desktop agnostic take on Arch Linux. With an additional graphical installer, Live CD option, and more...

Antergos is a new name for Cinnarch, a project that used to combine the Cinnamon desktop and Arch Linux into a complete desktop Linux...