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Red Flag Linux is a Chinese Linux distro, based off of Red Hat Linux and Asianux and is the most popular distro in China. Red Flag-tan is represented as a proud and confident (but not arrogant) business lady with dark red eyes, black hair partly in a ponytail and wears a traditional red Chinese dress. She also carries a red flag and has her own lifestyle which she calls The Red Flag Way- reference to The Red Flag Way being Red Flag's modern management pattern. | ==Technical details== | ||
Red Flag Linux is a Chinese Linux distro, based off of Red Hat Linux and Asianux and is the most popular distro in China. | |||
==Character details== | |||
Red Flag-tan is represented as a proud and confident (but not arrogant) business lady with dark red eyes, black hair partly in a ponytail and wears a traditional red Chinese dress. She also carries a red flag and has her own lifestyle which she calls The Red Flag Way- reference to The Red Flag Way being Red Flag's modern management pattern. | |||
[[Category:Linux]] [[Category:OpenSource]] | |||
Revision as of 18:18, 8 February 2009
| Red Flag Linux-tan | |
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| Character Information | |
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| Common Names | Red Flag-tan |
| Other Names | n/a |
| Appearance | |
| Design | |
| Creator | Kami-Tux |
| First Appearance | Mar 2007 |
| Technical Information | |
| System Personified | Red Flag Linux |
| Developer(s) | Red Flag Software |
| Debut | Aug 1999 |
| Latest release | 6.0 (Sep 29 2007) |
| Comments on the character. | |
Technical details
Red Flag Linux is a Chinese Linux distro, based off of Red Hat Linux and Asianux and is the most popular distro in China.
Character details
Red Flag-tan is represented as a proud and confident (but not arrogant) business lady with dark red eyes, black hair partly in a ponytail and wears a traditional red Chinese dress. She also carries a red flag and has her own lifestyle which she calls The Red Flag Way- reference to The Red Flag Way being Red Flag's modern management pattern.