We miss you, Clarus the dogcow<article>
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Here’s a tough truth for Mac users of a certain vintage to confront: although we might be nostalgic about the Apple of the past, its share price prior to 2004 is pretty much a flat line compared to how it’s doing now. Which is to say, to put it bluntly, that Apple was doing things wrong back then.</p><p>
But still, that nostalgia persists for us old-timers. Take Clarus, the dogcow, for example. This was a bitmap glyph originally created by Susan Kare for the Cairo dingbat font that came with the original Mac in 1984. But Clarus broke out to become an official mascot of Apple’s Developer Technical Support, and an unofficial symbol of the Mac for the rest of us.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2926184/we-miss-you-clarus-the-dogcow.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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We miss you, Clarus the dogcow
