Hi liked the Puffin and the Flying Bee Hummingbird ideas. The Puffin are really cute animal and will be a great mascot. And the Flying Bee Hummingbird pass the idea of a tiny animal and freedom.
BR, Alan On 6/20/20, tempu...@163.com <tempu...@163.com> wrote: > Hi, > > What about a Flying Bee Hummingbird, > - being lite while following all the standard of a bird, he is a create > following god's standard of a specific class. > - being tiny but doing her bug-killing job quite well, ( I don't hate Atmel > Studio logo, I like it ) > -flying bird means freedom, following standard does not mean giving up > freedom... > - precise / deterministic ( real time ), she stays in front of flowers, > moves and stay once more, she just do it. > ... > > I think it's quite close to the soul of NuttX ? > > > Cheers / Tempulse > > > -----Original Message----- > From: dev-return-4092-tempulse=163....@nuttx.apache.org > <dev-return-4092-tempulse=163....@nuttx.apache.org> On Behalf Of Miguel > ángel Herranz > Sent: Saturday, June 20, 2020 6:58 AM > To: dev@nuttx.apache.org > Subject: Re: The new Apache NuttX Logo > > Hi, I like the mascot idea, and all the animals proposed. But I liked > specially the turtle idea, somehow embedded :) Also, the idea of the "nut" > and the origins in Costa Rica but somehow universal animal lead me to think > in hermit crabs, specifically juvenile coconut crabs: it seems they use > coconut shells as house to live in. > > Somehow they "match" some of the ideas of NuttX: hermit crabs are quite > ubiquitous, the are open to new ideas and hacking friendly to adapt whatever > available to build his house, which is small or big but always tight to the > needs (like different target chip/boards), also usually externally is a > shell, or even a "nuttshell" (like coconut shells for crabs in Costa Rica). > Also crabs looks quite "robotic" to me, and some crustaceans like mantis > shrimps are very fast and precise, yet simple and not very dangerous > animals, though definitively not the typical pet. So a crab happily embedded > in his coconut shell could be a funny idea of a logo to me, if someone > artistically inclined want to extend it :) > > Cheers, > /Miguel > > El vie., 19 jun. 2020 21:05, Erdem MEYDANLI <emeyda...@gmail.com> escribió: > >> >>> >> My favorite animal, my "totem animal" is a turtle. Unfortunately, a >> turtle is not a good representation for a real time operating system! >> <<<< >> >> A Mutant Ninja Turtle. Noted. >> >> >>>>>> >> NuttX was created in Costa Rica so an animal from Costa Rica does not >> seem inappropriate. >> <<<<<< >> >> Indeed, before you refer to it, I have been considering something >> originating in 'Costa Rica' in detail. As a cat lover, Margay Cats are >> on my radar. Please watch this: >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RewQMq13pw >> >> BR, >> Erdem >> >> Gregory Nutt <spudan...@gmail.com>, 19 Haz 2020 Cum, 15:25 tarihinde >> şunu >> yazdı: >> >> > I once was told that it was Linus Torvalds who insisted on the >> > Pengquin mascot. My favorit animal, my "totem animal" is turtle. >> > Unfortunately, a turtle is not a good representation for a real time >> > operating system! >> > Unless it were a Mutant Ninja turtle ;) >> > > >> > >> NuttX is a very international project. The sun never sets on >> > >> NuttX developers. We are on every continent (except perhaps >> > >> Antarctica). So >> if >> > >> the mascot is an animal, I think we don't want something >> > >> indigenous to >> > only >> > >> one place. But I don't know what to suggest here... >> > NuttX was created in Costa Rica so an animal from Costa Rica does >> > not seem in appropriate. Here the most beloved animals are (1) the >> > rainforest frogs, the red-eyed rain forest frog in particular: >> > >> > >> https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/content/dam/kids/photos/animals/Am >> phibians/Q-Z/red-eyed-tree-frog-on-leaves-3-2.ngsversion.1568211399457 >> .adapt.1900.1.jpg >> > , (2) the toucan: >> > >> > >> http://www.pacifico-costarica.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/live-beli >> ze-keel-billed-toucan-national-bird.jpg >> , >> > >> > and (2) the three-toed sloth. The slot is, again, not an appropriate >> > image since it implies slow and lazy. >> > > Maybe we should then consider an animal from Antarctica, or one >> > > that's known to have a species there, to at least have a mascot >> > > from that continent. >> > > Maybe puffins? [1] They are small, fast and can live in both sea >> > > and >> > land. >> > > They also to some extent, and with some imagination, resemble >> > > little penguins, which may also convey the "think tiny Linux" motto. >> > >> > I like Puffins. They also share the habitat with Penguins which is >> > a good thing. >> > >> > I think of all of those, however, the red-eyed rainforest frog >> > appeals to me most. He is already a caricature of himself. >> > >> > Greg >> > >> > >> > >> > > >
