Gnu Linux Tank Tops

Artix Linux (or simply Artix /ɑːrtɪks/) is a rolling-release distribution based on Arch Linux that uses inits such as OpenRC, runit, s6, or Dinit,[5] as opposed to Arch Linux's init systemd. Artix Linux has its own package repositories but, as a pacman-based distribution, can use packages from Arch Linux repositories or any other derivative distribution, even packages explicitly depending on systemd. The Arch User Repository (AUR) can also be used.

Everyone's favorite command has dire consequences in the wrong hands.

Viva la FOSS!

I remade the Vim logo.

Vim is great but notoriously hard to quit. Once you learn how to use (and quit) it, you just can't quit using it. Vim will help you climb that Brokeback mountain of code.

Despite the hate, Manjaro Linux is still a useful Arch-based distribution. Celebrate your love of Manjaro with some nice merch.

((((Clojure is the best programming language)))) :)))

Get this redesigned Linux Mint logo on your favorite merch!

Indicate your pronouns and your Jewishness: Perbrew/Persbrew!

Gnudists do it out in the open. Show your support for open source with this humorous design.

Tribute to so illustrious personage, Saint IGNUcius or rms, in any case you will know of whom I speak.

The Bourne Again Shell is a free software alternative of the original Bourne shell for Unix. It was written by GNU chad Brian Fox, and it's one of the first programs ported to Linux (thanks Linus!).

If you spend a lot of time at the command line, this one is for you. While wearing this, code compiles faster and you receive +20 to bug solving.

Richard Stallman - Open (Obama Poster Style)

Gnome is the desktop of choice on Ubuntu for good reason - it's clean, fast and easy to use. A part of the GNU Project, Gnome has led the evolution of the Linux desktop for over 20 years.

Large face of Tux Penguin the Linux mascot for Freedom. For all Linux users and geek. The Tux Penguin is Lord and Savior like Jesus. If you are part of the religion or cult of Linux and Open Source, convert and indoctrinate people. Suitable for system admins, IT support and anyone who is Linux or computer geek.

Don't you think I would have found the bug already?

The original Vim logo in all its glory

We've all been there: how the f*ck do I quit emacs???