A simple GitHub Action that adds a daily-changing Tux image to your README in 1 line.
Highly inspired by @Yougo-rgb and his random coding error.
If you want to display this daily Tux on your own GitHub profile or repository README, just add the following markdown line to your file:
- A Python script (
select_tux.py) picks a random image from theimagesfolder. - The script copies this image into the
outputfolder and renames it toimg.png. - A GitHub Action runs automatically every day at midnight.
- The action isolates the
outputfolder and pushes its content to the dedicatedtux-assetsbranch.
Do you have a cool Tux image to share? Contributions are welcome!
- Fork this repository.
- Add your image (in
.pngformat) to theimagesfolder. - Open a Pull Request.
Once merged, your Tux will be added to the daily rotation!
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If you like this project, consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub.
For questions, issues, or suggestions, feel free to open an issue in this repository.









