On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 01:27:52PM +0200, Gueven Bay wrote:
No, this not an abstract thing. And no, there are not many free operating
systems based on Ubuntu (SIC!
because Ubuntu is basing on an operating system) : There is only one at this
moment: Linux (or better GNU/Linux).
With my
On Sat, Apr 21, 2007 at 08:13:13AM +0200, Gueven Bay wrote:
So what is it that you are proposing specifically?
What I want is to combine the worlds of several free operating systems with
the philosophy of Ubuntu:
ease of use, shiny new releases every eye blink , cool community, business
Gueven Bay wrote:
Hello again ,
On Sat, Apr 21, 2007 at 08:13:13AM +0200, Gueven Bay wrote:
So what is it that you are proposing specifically?
What I want is to combine the worlds of several free operating systems with
the philosophy of Ubuntu:
ease of use, shiny new releases every
What you are describing is not an Ubuntu derivative at all. You are
describing creating your own user friendly derivatives of different
OSes.
That's great, but it's not Ubuntu.
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Your description roughly matches the way that Ubuntu is already structured.
Yes, it matches the way Ubuntu is structured. But - as you know - Ubuntu is
GNU/Linux
today. The first new proposal of me was to get other free operating systems
under Ubuntu's
project.
That is, I don't see any
Hi
One thing to consider here is that the FOSS scene gets enough stick
about fragmentation with the sheer number of distributions we already
have. 4 official variations of Ubuntu is enough for me.
You have to remember why Ubuntu works as well as it does in the first
place - because canonical
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What I want is to combine the worlds of several free operating systems
with the philosophy of Ubuntu:
ease of use, shiny new releases every eye blink , cool community,
business awareness but - with the combination
of several operating systems under Ubuntu - the _full_ choice the free
Hello dear Ubuntu community,
Here I want to propose the development of
Ubuntu Metadistribution
Motivation
There is not only Linux as a free operating system. There are other free
operating systems which have their own strength and advantages.
The Ubuntu Metadistribution would combine the
