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High Quality Linux Swag?
(lemmy.ml)
Happy with the quality of the black tshirt I got here. Not thin plastic stuff.
If only they sold coffee mugs! Every time I look somewhere for swag, even if they do have coffee mugs, they're just these diddly little 10 oz things--not big enough for this coffee achiever!
Try a v60 with 30g in a 10oz cup, I think you'll be right for the morning
Switch to high-test coffee.
Actually, full disclosure, I have to water down the coffee Mrs. Erinaceus makes, otherwise I'm risking heart palpitations and panic attacks, hence the need for a larger mug. Hmmm...I wonder if I could somehow learn to make the coffee myself... 🤔
I hate that word “swag”.
Sorry but I like the drip
ew /s but I feel gross even writing that
There’s always cafepress. But none of the money goes to the places you’re wanting.
i thonk https://thinkpenguin.com/ has some stuff there mainly hardware
Went to printers. No brother laser!
Why?
- I can afford good clothes now
- High quality clothes last a long time
- Having a Ubuntu shirt is a good conversation starter
- I would rather have a Tux logo than a Nike one
- Giving 5$ to KDE makes gives me the false sense of real contribution to the project
- Why?
Not OP, but pure donations lack the "spread the word" aspect of wearing an advert on a shirt.
Yeah but on the other hand infrastructure costs and they need money to pay developers and so on. Using FOSS is cool and all but it's not cheap and free of charge - at least developing it that is.
Surely spreading the word would increase total donations?
Spreading the word about the software or that you should donate because they need it? 1st no 2nd yes
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2025
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