A Linux credit card - ZDNet

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The Linux Foundation has rolled out an affinity card that will be managed by UMB Financial of Kansas City.

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Affinity cards have been around for many years now. They usually bear the imprint of a tax-exempt group, like a college or charity. The Linux card, bearing the image of Tux the penguin and now available in the U.S., will earn the Foundation $50 when it’s activated plus an unspecified share of the fees.The money will go to community technical events and travel for open source community members to technical events.

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