[mlmartin]

The Debian GNU/Linux distribution has it's own tartan too, the interesting detail being it contains morse code:

https://wiki.debian.org/Tartan

https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartandetails?ref=5936

"This is the tartan of The Debian Project: an association of individuals who work together to create a free operating system that is called Debian GNU/Linux, or simply Debian for short. In 2007 Debian held its eighth annual gathering of developers from all over the world in Edinburgh, and the tartan was designed to celebrate that fact. The colours are references to various logos: Reds for the Debian swirl, Blue for Captain Blue-Eyes (the old Debian logo), and Yellow, Black & White for Tux, the Linux logo. If the image is rotated 180 degrees, the White can be seen to be arranged so as to spell out DEBIAN in Morse code (with a correct 1:3 ratio for dots to dashes, and for the pauses in and between letters)."

[tempodox]

I was just about to remark that we should have tartans for programming languages.