A. Is the Linux Penguin even trademarked? If it isn't, then there's nothing
to do about it.
B. It seems to make a bit of sense, given that Rhapsody is basically Unix.
Maybe not a whole lot of sense, but some.
C. Maybe this is a sign? Just like Netscape Corp. is now, through their
license of the source to Communicator, supporting Linux and its programmers,
among others, perhaps Apple is leaning towards that direction. It would make
sense, especially if they want to make people flock towards Rhapsody.
D. For those looking for this supposed 'clone' of the Linux penguin, just
visit the QuickTime website (www.quicktime.apple.com brings you right
there). It should be on the first page, or somewhere near it.
Just some thoughts there.
Regards,
Mathew Burrack
Brian Topping wrote:
> I don't know where this should be posted, but someone here will likely
> know where to send it (besides the bit bucket ;-)
>
> I was really disappointed to install Apple QuickTime developer release
> for Windoze, only to find a silhouette of the back of the Linux Penguin.
> I was insulted when a later screen had a full frontal of the closest
> thing to the brother of the Penguin that I have seen.
>
> Really uncool. Doesn't Linux have counsel? If so, it seems that we
> should protest this directly to Apple, lest we put an apple with a bite
> out of it (and some worm holes for good measure) on the front of our
> installer.
>
> If anyone knows who can help us I would appreciate being kept in the
> loop so I can help too!
>
> Brian