Larry Ewing
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| Larry Ewing | |
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 Larry Ewing at LinuxTag 2007 in Berlin |
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| Residence | Austin, Texas |
| Occupation | Image designer |
| Spouse | Kristy Anderson |
| Children | Eva Ewing |
Larry Ewing is a U.S. computer programmer who is known as the creator of the Linux mascot, Tux. He also created the Ximian monkey logo and is involved in:
- F-Spot: a project aiming to "manage all your digital photography needs."
- GtkHTML: a fast and dirty HTML renderer and editor used in several free software projects.
- Novell Evolution: a mailer, a calendar and a contact manager, all in one.
- GIMP: an image manipulation program.
He is living in Austin with his wife Kristy and his daughter Eva.
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