[ Thanks to Jim
Lynch for this link. ]
“Ubuntu regularly spawns all kinds of different
derivative distros. Some are officially supported and some are not.
Last week I looked at Ubuntu Satanic Edition. This week I decided
to review Sabily 10.04, which is the Muslim edition of Ubuntu.“It used to be called Ubuntu Muslim Edition but the name was
later changed. I’ve included that in the title of the review though
to make it easier for folks that may not know the background of
this distro.”
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