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Red Hat graphic designers are no strangers to the pains of proprietary formats. Over the years, many have lost photographs, archived projects, and important portfolio work when formats have been changed. They’ve been forced to upgrade before they’re ready, too. That’s why they’re interested in open source design tools, like Inkscape and Scribus, which are becoming more popular and widely used. And when Red Hat offered to create a logo, t-shirt, and poster to raise awareness for ODF, it wasn’t hard to motivate Red Hat designers to get involved.
but it isn't nearly as good (as well as being not specifically about ODT). It was more aimed at making people giving up on the obnoxious habit of sending Word attachments.
But somebody may like it ;-)
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I had a t-shirt made a long time ago with the following image:
http://users.hut.fi/~mvermeer/habit.jpg
but it isn't nearly as good (as well as being not specifically about ODT). It was more aimed at making people giving up on the obnoxious habit of sending Word attachments.
But somebody may like it ;-)