guy's i have made mascots for maemo,meego & Tizen Respectively... hope you like it..




MAEMO MASCOT - the nice guy




MEEGO MASCOT - a change



the nice guy just lost his Halo
TIZEN MASCOT - "the Cute little Devil from Future"




Three Brothers TIZEN MAEMO MEEGO MASCOT TOGETHER



TIZEN MASCOT Drawing Representation


TIZEN MASCOT- TUXZEN - coming soon

hope you like them

Good mascots but wrong interpretation. :-)
Tizen will rule, if they play their cards right. It is useless to cry after abandoned Maemo and Meego.

lets hope tizen bring new hope for MeeGo too, i wish their app easily ported to N9,

thats what i interpreted... it will have best of all but Lost his Niceness(HALO).. and Now ready to beat the hell out of everyone out there

Hm, (at least two of) these say BSD to me, not Linux.

during thought process i had the word "Tizen" in mind...

and what i translated is

Tizen - A Cute Devil from Future


Since Maemo/MeeGo are done with all the Niceness and still got Abandoned

Here, something like this would be better. As one blogger describes it, "Tizen has risen from the ashes of MeeGo."

I hate to be all troll-y. No one knows what Tizen is, not even geeks.

It's kind of just us and Samsung's marketing department at this point. :/

Is it still in its early stage, so maybe we can affect what it is going to be. If it would be language agnostic, so having all HTML5, Android/Java, Qt/Python and QML/Qt/C++ possible and supported in the application stores and repositories; many would be happy.

And I hope it will have RPM and not deb, because RPM has transaction- and differential delta package-support, which deb lags, and those could be very good for mobile device with a battery and somewhat restricted and often rate charged net access.
Also because RPM allows to install packages with wget/ftp/httpget safely with its embedded GPG-signatures, which deb-systems are not used to, deb-packages are unsigned most always. Having RPM-system by default, also enables developers to sign their own packages and be in charge, and not just the repository maintainer like in deb-systems. RPM is technically better, especially for mobile systems. I wish Debian/Ubuntu fans would see the objective facts without stubbornness.

It is not hard to learn new package system. Mostly they work similarly just having little different option names and switches:
http://wiki.openvz.org/Package_managers
Most people won't even have to learn any other but the GUI package manager and won't need to go to the CLI mode.

I just want autoremove. Give me autoremove and I switch anytime.

(I don't know if fedora has this functionality, MeeGo doesn't and it's infuriating to have every useless dependency of every crap program I ever tried taking up space in a mobile device. Let alone build dependencies. If I want to build something I have to take note of everything I needed to install and remove them afterwards.)