Ever wonder where Tux the penguin came from? Jack Wallen offers up a bit of a history lesson. Way back in 2008, I had my arm inked with the Linux mascot. Of course, when I look back at the photos of ...

Linux mascot Tux the penguin was first conceptualized on this day in 1996. In an email to a mailing list 30 years ago, Linus Torvalds informed the unwashed masses of his vision for a Linux logo ...

The Linux albatross just wouldn’t sell. And the Linux platypus, well, who’d buy anything from him? Ah, but the Linux penguin, there’s a bird that could really drive an industry. “The little guy hasn’t ...

When it comes to computer Operating Systems, no other icon is as recognizable as the Linux Penguin mascot, Tux. It is the mascot for the Linux Operating System (OS), and because of its popularity, it ...

Linux typically does not get all that much love when it comes to games. Now, the penguin-people out there are getting an update to a free kart racer called Super Tux Kart with Tux the penguin as the ...

Tux the penguin is taking a well-deserved break and is handing over Linux mascot duties temporarily to Tuz, a tasmanian devil sort of disguised as a penguin. Jonathan Corbet reports on the change in ...

There are many examples of memorable logos associated with various applications in the tech-sphere, one of which is the penguin image, most notably associated with Linux, a well-known open-source ...

The fully programmable Kysoh Tux Droid brings the much-loved Linux mascot to life. Tux can blink, flap its wings, spin around, and even talk. Ars reviews the Tux Droid and shows you how to hook it up ...