Arch's custom linux_logo package.

I always used linux_logo, a program which shows some system info with a customized distro-logo. I saw every distro has their custom package (with their own logo) except for ArchLinux. So I made a new custom version of linux_logo, including an ASCII-colored ArchLinux logo. I hope this likes and becomes the official package for our favourite distro.
You can found it in AUR; once you've installed, launch it with -L1 option.
Here's a screenshot of new linux_logo package:
Any comments would be appreciated :-)
Last edited by joeyrs (2007-07-16 14:22:04)

I've only made the colored ArchLinux logo and included into linux_logo package.
The original linux_logo is an old program created about ten years ago by Vincent Michael Weaver.

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