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I have alot of CD's that were sitting around, and yes marker gets the job done on labeling, but it just feels wrong. I mean these are OPERATING SYSTEMS, so they deserve a case like windows or a mac release (rip windows 10)
so i used my laser cutter and etched some card stock to make some custom cases,
i also enjoy shitposting on the back on some of the cases
if you want the SVG's get them at my codeburg https://codeberg.org/Steamymoosmilk/Unix_like_CD_cases/src/branch/main/
So many fond memories of CDs. I remember Ubuntu sending me a bunch of Warty Warthogs for our Linux club.
I don't miss them though. I much prefer to use USB flash drives now.