I note that ‘Ubuntu’ and the Ubuntu logo are listed as registered trademarks on the disk pictured. If you use them without permission you Will be sued. Irony…? Ha. Its called protecting business to make a profit same same as Microsoft et al.
jon, they are trademarks in order to prevent other companies from using said logos. If I were to make a company that used the Ubuntu name, and the logo/name were not already trademarked…
Well, it would end with a ridiculously unnecessary legal battle.
Well for the man who said his tru love is Debian, I hate to say right now i wouldn’t want to be a Debian user with the vulnerability in the OpenSSL library used to generate key pairs on Debian. and yes they pushed out a fix for it.. but there is no fix to sift thru and find all those existing keys.
Peter, I assume you’re being sarcastic, since Ubuntu is more or less just repackaged Debian packages and suffers from the same issue. See the full list of vulnerable distros here: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/29179
I love linux as well, but for some things it’s still worth dualbooting it with windows, wine can only do so much and to be honest, who cares, I know more people with illegal windows than legal!
Yes, Ubuntu is “Linux for human beings”, as the word is loosely translated to “Humanity”, there are also variations of the Distro…Sadly my new lappy has an ATI card and I have no fucking clue how to kill this virus dubbed Vista
Ubuntu software is libre and gratis.
Ubuntu the name is not.
Everything that looks like something is everything else. That’s the power of your argument, jon. And Ubuntu’s only “business” is support. So Microsoft gives support for money: Ubuntu gives support for money. Therefore Microsoft is just like Ubuntu.
I have an advantage. I knew logic already before my college course in it at 17 years old. Sorry to pwn you.
Let me explain in a totally different way now:
The software which we call open source is legally copyrighted so that the distributors can say it is free (and will stay free). It is the software that is free. Anyone can use, lend, copy, rename and sell the Ubuntu software. (assuming they play by the specific rules of the copyright (not quite as libre as you might wish) which include several items that give the next generation of the product and its owners all the power and powers that the previous generation have/had. This is a much more powerful form of Libre using Libre to maintain itself. Libre that does not reproduce all Libre is not libre at all.
The art is not free nor is it part of the Open Source arrangement. It is a product of Canonical which they can give away and yet have no obligation to give to you.
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PS Do you live on air or take money? Ah, then you are just like Canonical.
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No i wasnt being sarcastic and i also was not saying Ubuntu was uneffected.
“Peter, I assume you’re being sarcastic, since Ubuntu is more or less just repackaged Debian packages and suffers from the same issue. See the full list of vulnerable distros here:
”
I personly use Gentoo over all the other distros. I was simply pointing out a fact that even the best linux distro’s can be exploited.
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True, but my love is Debian
Umm… I’m not sure if you’re aware, but Debian is a GNU/linux distro…
I note that ‘Ubuntu’ and the Ubuntu logo are listed as registered trademarks on the disk pictured. If you use them without permission you Will be sued. Irony…? Ha. Its called protecting business to make a profit same same as Microsoft et al.
jon, they are trademarks in order to prevent other companies from using said logos. If I were to make a company that used the Ubuntu name, and the logo/name were not already trademarked…
Well, it would end with a ridiculously unnecessary legal battle.
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Did anyone else notice that it’s a Windows MOBILE CD. Don’t think I’ve ever see one of those.
This is why we all love linux! Even the labels on the dvd encourage us to love it.
Must’ve been posted by a proper geek, the only genuine Windows CD that could be found came with a smartphone.
Well for the man who said his tru love is Debian, I hate to say right now i wouldn’t want to be a Debian user with the vulnerability in the OpenSSL library used to generate key pairs on Debian. and yes they pushed out a fix for it.. but there is no fix to sift thru and find all those existing keys.
thank god other distros don’t suffer from that
Peter, I assume you’re being sarcastic, since Ubuntu is more or less just repackaged Debian packages and suffers from the same issue. See the full list of vulnerable distros here:
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/29179
I love linux as well, but for some things it’s still worth dualbooting it with windows, wine can only do so much and to be honest, who cares, I know more people with illegal windows than legal!
Is Linux only just Ubuntu?
If you aren’t being sarcastic, no. Ubuntu is on of the most popular versions at the moment.
Yes, Ubuntu is “Linux for human beings”, as the word is loosely translated to “Humanity”, there are also variations of the Distro…Sadly my new lappy has an ATI card and I have no fucking clue how to kill this virus dubbed Vista
Nice!
You stole this shit from another website which uploaded it 162 days ago:
http://digg.com/linux_unix/This_is_why_I_love_Linux_1
you are pathetic.
This
slackware is where my heart is.. but hey!! its linux.. just use it.. no matter what distro.. get on it.
That’s it. You explained.
Re the Ubuntu protection of its logo.
Ubuntu software is libre and gratis.
Ubuntu the name is not.
Everything that looks like something is everything else. That’s the power of your argument, jon. And Ubuntu’s only “business” is support. So Microsoft gives support for money: Ubuntu gives support for money. Therefore Microsoft is just like Ubuntu.
I have an advantage. I knew logic already before my college course in it at 17 years old. Sorry to pwn you.
Let me explain in a totally different way now:
The software which we call open source is legally copyrighted so that the distributors can say it is free (and will stay free). It is the software that is free. Anyone can use, lend, copy, rename and sell the Ubuntu software. (assuming they play by the specific rules of the copyright (not quite as libre as you might wish) which include several items that give the next generation of the product and its owners all the power and powers that the previous generation have/had. This is a much more powerful form of Libre using Libre to maintain itself. Libre that does not reproduce all Libre is not libre at all.
The art is not free nor is it part of the Open Source arrangement. It is a product of Canonical which they can give away and yet have no obligation to give to you.
—————————————————–
PS Do you live on air or take money? Ah, then you are just like Canonical.
Naletio sam na tvoj blog i mogu ti reci da je super. Voilm citati o svemu sto je vezano za igrice. Mozes i ti posjetiti moj sam sa besplatnim online igrama: http://www.igre-i-igrice.com Pozdrav!
In reply to the below post:
No i wasnt being sarcastic and i also was not saying Ubuntu was uneffected.
“Peter, I assume you’re being sarcastic, since Ubuntu is more or less just repackaged Debian packages and suffers from the same issue. See the full list of vulnerable distros here:
”
I personly use Gentoo over all the other distros. I was simply pointing out a fact that even the best linux distro’s can be exploited.
Nothing more nothing less.
Naiso sam na tvoj blog i mogu ti reci da mi se svidja, kao i teme o kojima pises. Nastavi samo tako.