This is phenomenal. All the eggs I could find are: the spool, pipe, cat, thread (on the far left), shell, boot and fork. Are there any others, not including the characters on the cape and the words on the bags/jars?
- daemons
- whoami
- traps
- curses
- pwd
- inbox
bags hanging underneath them:
- spawn
- nroff
- dates
- root
a log against the fireplace wall which says "login",
with potion-like bottles saying "uucp"
and the biggest bottle of potion is named "C" (of course),
while an old broken bottle lies on the ground called "B" (of course)
Symbols on the wizard's clothes are all unix symbols:
- $ (default PS1)
- * (glob)
- % (substring)
- > and < (pipe redirection)
Now to the bottom (right to left):
- A jar called "troff"
- A spool called "usr"
- Container called "awk"
- A jar of "oregano"
- Cursive writing on a parchment paper, "shell script"
- A small cup of "tar"
- Another bottle called "diff"
Update: Ah, you said excluding the words! I guess I was too excited to write down what I saw :P
Double entendre or meta?
- The "shell process" (visual pun! I love it) is "outputting to null"
- The hat ribbon has the initials "dmr," "kt," and "bwk" - presumably Dennis M. Ritchie, Ken Thompson, and Brian W. Kernighan
Any others?
- The strand from his hat appears to have initials on it: DMR (Dennis MacAlistair Ritchie), KT (Ken Thompson), BWK (Brian Wilson Kernighan)
- SCM branches appear to rise from the ting
- B has a "chip" in it
- The "diff" vessel seems to have a special purpose -- not sure if that's intentional.
I’m assuming the boot is fit something, not sure what though.
some pipes have tee's