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The Unix Magic Poster

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Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?

Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?

There’s a bucket, too.

Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?

There’s a bit bucket hanging from a pipe. And if you look in the window, there is a process reaper.

I’m assuming the boot is fit something, not sure what though.

Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?

a tap and daemon

some pipes have tee's

Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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Is 80 Euros the standard price for a custom poster?

I see that the .tiff is available, and I'm down to take it to my local print shop, but only if the total print cost is about $20-$30

Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?

There’s a bit bucket hanging from a pipe. And if you look in the window, there is a process reaper. I’m assuming the boot is fit something, not sure what though.

I think that refers to "booting" a computer.

Re: The Unix Magic Poster

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This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?

UNIX creator's initials on the cap. Dennis Richie, Ken Thompson, Brian Kernighan.
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