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Message-ID: <bd5def08-4194-5c98-bf0e-e2966bc556bc@samilands.eu>
Date:   Fri, 10 Apr 2020 13:14:42 +0200
From:   Sami Lands Media <Sami_Lands_Media@...ilands.eu>
To:     linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: Fair Pay: Some afterthoughts on Ubuntu

Ubuntu Karmic Koala was a very influental release. It seemed Linux was 
going to happen on the desktop. But with incremental releases, it seemed 
politics went wrong here aswell. Reminiscent of Amiga.

Mir, not Mir.
Loading scripts, that obscured things, such as kernel compilation.
Linux Audio generally suits more a tracker idea, rather than "pro" 
sequencers, and from the things we see on KvR, that is a good way to go. 
A compact fileformat, including the pop DSP, is really better. And many 
were much more famous here, than any KvR artist (who?).

So really things just needs tightening up, and intergration with digital 
euro, or similar, and a good related Linux distro may finally conquer 
the desktop. As Apple also have used BSD. And Apple & Pear cider, being 
mesopotamian influence viking fuel to support.

And the satanic element seems the worst. Mesopotamian gods are out 
though the drinking habits still are in.

As a thought experiment I constructed a pseudoidol for "satan", "Xin". 
That states just this, and has properties of an optimal linux distribution.

For those who like that side of things. Satan will never be right 
ofcourse, so I am hoping for something better in my research.

Serene Greetings.
Ywe.
The Fair Pay Initiative.
youtube.com/channel/UCR3gmLVjHS5A702wo4bol_Q



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