Today we’re very excited to announce the winners of our “Find Skater Tux” competition, which invited community members to locate the skateboard-riding penguin on our web properties and send us the URL for a chance to win a custom Linux skateboard.
We conducted the random drawing late last week and the winners are:
* Zafirios Bitzios of Greece
* Thomas Gahr of Germany
We’ll be shipping their skateboards out this week, directly from LinuxCon and CloudOpen. The Linux Kernel Summit lifted off today, and I’ve already spotted a variety of familiar, friendly faces, as well as some pretty killer custom Linux skateboards. I suspect Skater Tux is around here somewhere.
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