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Ubuntu [[Christian]] Edition, an enhanced free version of Ubuntu, offers many features for devout Christians. The Christian Edition includes parental controls and a rich selection of [[Bible]] [[software]]. It also comes with office and productivity software, financial management programs, and inspiring Christian artwork. | Ubuntu [[Christian]] Edition, an enhanced free version of Ubuntu, offers many features for devout Christians. The Christian Edition includes parental controls and a rich selection of [[Bible]] [[software]]. It also comes with office and productivity software, financial management programs, and inspiring Christian artwork. | ||
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Revision as of 20:24, February 17, 2009
Ubuntu is a community-developed, free, Linux-based operating system. The word "Ubuntu" means 'Humanity to others', or 'I am what I am because of who we all are'.
Screenshot of Ubuntu Christian Edition.
Ubuntu Christian Edition, an enhanced free version of Ubuntu, offers many features for devout Christians. The Christian Edition includes parental controls and a rich selection of Bible software. It also comes with office and productivity software, financial management programs, and inspiring Christian artwork.
The standard version uses the GNOME desktop environment. Other official versions include "Kubuntu", which uses KDE and "Xubuntu", which uses XFCE.