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I am annoyed that they did not make it a live cd and instead a text installer, that's not what this threads about, that's on lugradio instead

has anyone tried it?

I am interested to see how it went.

I'm still waiting on the gutsy release of Yababuntu!

I was thinking of doing a custom version of Ubuntu, called Goatse Gapin' (Har Har!) complete with special wallpaper and icons.

Mmm, the "raw vegan" version of ubuntu.

Aq from LugRadio is running it.

See here for review.

For those who don't know, Gobuntu is a totally free Ubuntu.

Gomer_X wrote:Gobuntu is a totally free Ubuntu.

Aka Debian. But seriously, there is already a "free" version of Ubuntu called gNewSense, which is officially endorsed by RMS.

dann wrote:I'm still waiting on the gutsy release of Yababuntu!

there is always the freddy flintstone release of yabadabadobuntu that works on stone age computers.

Wally Balljacker wrote:Aka Debian. But seriously, there is already a "free" version of Ubuntu called gNewSense, which is officially endorsed by RMS.

There are some Really Good Reasons (tm) that Gobuntu is better than gNewSense. I read about it, but it bored me so much I can't remember. I think the fact that Gobuntu actually exists is one of the reasons it's better.

Gomer_X wrote:it bored me so much

That is an excellent summary of my feelings. WTF is the point of taking a distro that is known as "freedom hating" and stripping out all of it's non-free bits? To show it can be done? Is it just to have the 'buntu name? I'm not usually one to say that forks (or whatever) are a waste of time, but I can't see the point of this.