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Where in the world is Tux? Photos of the lovable Linux mascot from 29 countries

Do you remember the game “Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?” We’re going to play a game of “Where in the world is Tux?” As it turns out, the lovable Linux penguin mascot has been to the far corners of the world and back again.

As you will see, Tux has gathered with lots of his friends in Argentina, played with a robot in Brazil, frozen his tail off in Estonia, enjoyed the beaches in Jamaica, visited a castle in Scotland, and much, much more.

So, let’s see, where in the world is Tux?

Argentina

Photo appears courtesy of Mario Gonzalez.

Australia

Photo appears courtesy of Tim Gould.

Austria

Photo appears courtesy of Jordi Castells.

Bolivia

Photo appears courtesy of Janus Sandsgaard.

Brazil

Photo appears courtesy of Daniel Mitsuo.

Canada

Photo appears courtesy of Shane Birley.

Chile

Photo appears courtesy of Carlos Caicedo.

China

Photo appears courtesy of Juan Manuel Caicedo Carvajal.

Columbia

Photo appears courtesy of Juan Manuel Caicedo Carvajal.

Czech Republic

Photo appears courtesy of Juan Manuel Caicedo Carvajal.

Photo appears courtesy of Jan Kaláb.

Denmark

Photo appears courtesy of Xesc Arbona.

Estonia

Photo appears courtesy of Tarmo.

Finland

Photo appears courtesy of Éole Wind.

France

Photo appears courtesy of Francois Schnell.

Photo appears courtesy of Tao Mai.

Germany

Photo appears courtesy of occ4m.

Hungary

Photo appears courtesy of Xesc Arbona.

India

Photo appears courtesy of Matthieu Aubry. Also check out matthieu.net.

Indonesia

Photo appears courtesy of Yan Arief Purwanto.

Italy

Photo appears courtesy of Juan Manuel Caicedo Carvajal.

Jamaica

Photo appears courtesy of Troy and Naomi.

Mexico

Photo appears courtesy of Eneas De Troya.

Portugal

Photo appears courtesy of Francois Schnell.

Russia

Photo appears courtesy of Andrew Kuznetsov.

Scotland

Photo appears courtesy of Troy and Naomi.

Spain

Photo appears courtesy of Daniel Sancho.

Sweden

Photo appears courtesy of Xesc Arbona.

United Kingdom

Photo appears courtesy of Andrew Williams.

USA

Photo appears courtesy of Pixelmama.

Photo appears courtesy of Jen.

Vatican

Photo appears courtesy of Juan Manuel Caicedo Carvajal.

Where else has Tux been?

We know that Tux has visited many more countries around the world, but that was all we could fit in for this time. If you have photos of Tux in some exotic location, let us know in the comments or Twitter.

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