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A popular Linux distribution that is noted for its ease of installation and use. Based on the Debian version of Linux and introduced in 2004, Ubuntu is sponsored by Canonical Ltd., London and Montreal (www.canonical.com). Ubuntu is packaged with a variety of open source applications, including Firefox and OpenOffice.org. It also comes pre-installed on laptops, desktops and servers. For example, System76 (www.system76.com) has been selling Ubuntu machines since 2005, and Dell introduced Ubuntu laptops in 2007.
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6 Cape Town Festival 3/3-3/21, 2006 "Celebrating Ubuntu (Humanity)" is this year's theme for South Africa's ultimate end-of-summer outing, a three-week homo-friendly arts festival showcasing well-known African musicians, filmmakers, dancers, actors, poets, and other artists, it all ends with a bang--an enormous Human Rights Day concert that will include a nod to gay issues. But through his contentious yet gradually warming relationship with Juliette Binoche's Anna, not to mention some firm explanations from the locals about the forgiving concept of Ubuntu that inspired the TRC, Langston grows to replace anger with humanism. There is among black South Africans a traditional concept of community called ubuntu. |
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