/r/WildLinuxAppears
The Linux kernel runs in countless devices across the world, including in-flight entertainment systems, train kiosks, Point of Sale systems, and more. If you see Linux showing its color in an unexpected place, share it here!
The Linux kernel runs in countless devices across the world. If you see Linux showing its color in an unexpected place, share it here!
/r/WildLinuxAppears
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rPiOS in an Airport
19:02 UTC
Ubuntu GRUB at a supermarket
the screen has been displaying this for months.
12:24 UTC
Found at a Culver's in TN
16:39 UTC
systemd on a self-checkout
09:52 UTC
Big screen linux
15:42 UTC
Apparently, IKEA uses Linux on their POS systems
Also, wtf do companies do to their POS systems so that they keep getting stuck somewhere and not rebooting. Last year, I saw a store of which their screen was stuck on Windows BSOD. It never rebooted
12:13 UTC
Bus with drive failure hangs in systemd boot, Munich, Germany
15:28 UTC
X Cursor at the post office
14:33 UTC
Linux Mint in Russian college,Ufa
06:39 UTC
Linux at the shopping mall in Lublin
18:08 UTC
Self-driving truck running Ubuntu
18:27 UTC
Apparently my Blu-ray player runs Linux
00:59 UTC
Thai Express runs Ubuntu 10.04
Could be 10.10 but I'm hoping they at least choose an LTS release.
Didn't get a picture but there was a terminal listed in the task bar.
21:17 UTC
Me and a friend saw this at a polestar gallery a while ago
00:57 UTC
spotted gnome at Alberta Children’s Hospital
13:52 UTC
Tram Ticket Machine
12:23 UTC
İzmir Metro
05:19 UTC
VeriFone at a candy store has Tux
17:56 UTC
Duro politika, Dubrovnik
08:22 UTC
Good ol ubuntu
23:19 UTC
Can confirm, Target uses GNU/Linux!
19:01 UTC
CTA station (Chicago)
17:12 UTC
This tabletop game machine at my local pub
05:19 UTC
PBSOD attraction photo's Efteling theme park (Netherlands) Which distro is this?
15:48 UTC
Now arriving at Doncaster station is... GRUB?
01:20 UTC
FreeBSD user spotted in the wild
23:11 UTC