I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

[Feba]

but sometimes, I just can't help myself.

[Skoal]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

So this is an operating system for people who like religion?

I don't get it. I would totally have an operating system that catered itself to FFXI.

[Feba]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

Ah, the wonders Windows could be with open source...

But yes. The thing that gets me is that they're serious. I mean, the Satanic edition was good for a laugh, but that someone would put time into this...

[DakAttack]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

I don't see a problem with it either. It could be useful for private, religious schools.

If you want we can just argue about religion.

[Aeolus]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

How can religion effect the way you use an operating system?

[Queen Uma]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

It is simply a pre-configured and customized version of Ubuntu for a specific group of people (Christians). The idea is to bring Linux to a community of people who in my opinion are until now are an untapped market for Linux.

I wonder if he passed a survey around in church one week. Anyway we all know Gill Bates is the devil.

[InuTrunks]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

I laughed. Hard.

[ItazuraNhomango]

Re: I usually try not to laugh at religion, or religious people...

I'm pretty anti-religion, but this one is firmly in the "Odd but harmless" bucket. The desktop background looks quite tastefully done, actually.