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When I create a set of Linux CDs I like to print a nice looking label for 
them. I've found that most distributions don't provide CD label art leaving 
me to make up my own or write on the disk with a marker. It would seem to 
me that Linux vendors could go a long way to branding their product by 
making CD label art available.

I looked in vain for CD label art for SuSE Linux Pro 9.1 so I guess I'm off 
to create my own. To bad, as I would be more than happy to advertise SuSE 
Linux for free but I guess their so big now they no longer need the help.

If any one knows where I can find official, or unofficial, CD label art for 
SuSE Linux Pro 9.1, please let me know.

frustrated,
keith

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Keith R. Watson                        GTRI/ITD
Systems Support Specialist III         Georgia Tech Research Institute
keith.watson at gtri.gatech.edu           Atlanta, GA  30332-0816
404-894-0836


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