I have a lot of GNU/Linux T-shirts, and people ask me what they mean all the
time, but I usually get sick of it after a while. I should wear plain
colored shirts or hand out pamphlets or something. The one that people
misinterpret the most is the

$> man woman
segmentation fault: core dumped

I think if they hadn't bastardized the bash shell by adding the greater than
sign it would be better. At least then people would stop saying "money is
greater than manwoman?"

On 7/29/07, Gerald Thurman <nanofoo@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I was wearing the t-shirt that reads:
>
> $> cd /pub
> $> more beer
>
> I encountered a person who said "I don't understand your t-shirt."
> I tried explaining it by placing a Windows-like GUI around it, but
> they responded with "I still don't get it."  They wanted to learn
> more about the t-shirt, but I didn't have time to help them.
>
> I was wearing the t-shirt that reads:  "Free Software, Free Society."
> Three mailpeople were having lunch and one of them asked
> about the t-shirt.  How fun!  We get to speak  briefly about
> Free Software and "Free as in Freedom."  They found it
> entertaining, but I doubt any of them will search the
> Internet to learn more about Free Software.
>
>
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