Your artwork could be featured in the next Debian release
The Debian Linux project has opened a call for community artwork submissions ahead of the release of the upcoming Forky (Debian 14).
According to Ars Technica, the Debian Linux project has opened a call for community artwork submissions ahead of the release of the upcoming Forky (Debian 14).
If you think you've got the artistic chops, your art could appear on the boot screens, login prompts, and desktop wallpapers of millions of users. The submission deadline is November 26.
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