Windows, Mac, Linux ... all have a windows/logo/icon to represent each. What do you think would be a appropriate icon/image/logo to represent "UNIX" in general? (I know UNIX has different flavors .... but just wondering if there is one that represent the general UNIX family)
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It is a registered trademark visible at: http://www.unix.org/ It's just UNIX in all caps, and sometimes small caps. |
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You could just use #! and everyone would probably get the idea... |
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There is no general "UNIX" logo or icon, but take a look at this website. |
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I usually do this by *n*x, with that I mean all Linux variates, 'real' (that is posix certified) unix systems and unix derived systems like *BSD's. But it does seem that I am the only one doing that and always have to explain what it means :-) |
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