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Linux In the Movies– Thumbs Up!

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Carla Schroder
Jul 21, 2009

Well, not the movies exactly, but on YouTube. YouTube videos are tiny and blurry, and sometimes so herky-jerky they cause motion sickness. But where else can you find thousands of Linux videos on every subject imaginable? Here is a collection of short videos starring Linux: from IBM, Novell, and random creative people doing random creative acts like taking Tux skydiving, running 165 Linux applications at once, and making movies with Blender. Enjoy!

Imagine a place where everything is possible

Skydiving Tux (but he didn’t get his own parachute!)

Evolution

WARNING

On of IBM’s best Linux commercials, back before they got scared to say “Linux” out loud:

The Heist

Worm Detected

Linux Beauty

165 linux apps running simultaneously

Tux in the ring, created in Blender.

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Carla Schroder

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