YaST Mascot Winner Chosen! Say Hello to Yastie!
The openSUSE Project and YaST team are happy to announce the winner of the YaST Mascot Contest. After extensive deliberation, the judges have chosen the Aardvark concept, submitted by Klára Cihlářová.
The judges have also settled on a name for the mascot, which will be called Yastie.
We had a lot of great submissions, and it wasn’t easy picking the best idea out of the bunch. We received a number of high-quality submissions, and it’s clear that a lot of thought and hard work went into each submission.
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Is it just my opinion, or is it ugly?
re: Aardvark
The rest of Klára's preschool class must be very proud.