Worldmap of Ubuntu membership

http://www.u
buntuforums.org/worldmap.php

Someone remarked that the Ubuntu membership looks like it is
composed mainly 
of citizens of the European Union and the United States.


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	This would be true for almost any Linux distro, since there
are more
individual computer users and they are have better Internet
connections than
any other geographical areas.  I just never warmed up to
Ubuntu. The live CDs
of it left me underwhelmed.
	I have had better success with PCLinuxOS. With more
upgrades more downloads,
the DVD picture has reached acceptable levels. It looks like
it is going to
stay on what is my main computer for awhile and may appear
on some my others.
---Jim

GreyGeek wrote:
> http://www.u
buntuforums.org/worldmap.php
> 
> Someone remarked that the Ubuntu membership looks like
it is composed mainly 
> of citizens of the European Union and the United
States.
> 
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On Thursday 29 June 2006 4:23 am, Jim Worrest wrote:
> =A0I just never warmed up to Ubuntu. The live CDs
> of it left me underwhelmed.

Same with me.  I would have tried the Kubuntu version but
MEIPS is a better=
=20
Kubuntu than Kubuntu, IMO.

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