Toy Story characters behind code names of Debian releases ( blanc.pages.dev )

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Kangie , 11 months ago

How is this news? Why not just link to Wikipedia’s list of debian releases or something.

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walden , 11 months ago

Does wikipedia have pictures of the characters?

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