Thanks to our readers, U8UNTU eLXER made the top 30 list of South Africa blogs this week as measured by myScoop. Admittedly this is a questionable statistic — like being one of the top chewing gum practitioners in the world, but making it to number 30 on the sites top 100 blog list in a country which practically worships Ubuntu as the predominant philosophy about the way the world works, really has warmed the cockles of my heart. I am because I ubuntu! Here’s to all my fellow compatriots – time to grok the world’s number one Linux distro.
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U8UNTU eLXER hits top 30 ZA blogs
Posted in Lists, tagged stats on May 14, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Ubuntu Links
Posted in Lists, Ubuntu on May 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Ubuntu community continues to expand and grow. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could get all the websites, blogs and forums on the freedom-loving distribution in one easy-to-use jump-off space? Here is a start at creating a list of valuable links to the Ubuntu Community which have received no official endorsement as well as Canonical-sponsored sites. Keep an open-mind, and take all free advice with a pinch of salt.
The Fridge – News for Human Beings Official newsletter from Canonical and Ubuntu.Com
Ubuntu Official Documentation and Help
64bit Jungle for 64bit Ubuntu users
Ubuntu Art — Artwork for Ubuntu
Ubuntu Story – Share your Ubuntu Linux Story
Ubuntu Clips – Video Howtos for Human Beings
Ubuntu Hardware Compatibility List
Ubuntu Unleashed — Open Source Book
Ubuntu Inside Me – Ubuntu Blog
Tombuntu — News, Tips, and How-Tos for Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu Application Popularity Contest Stats on downloads of popular Ubuntu applications
The Fridge – News for Human Beings Official newsletter from Canonical and Ubuntu.Com
This site contains hundreds of thousands of dynamically generated manuals, extracted from every package of every supported version of Ubuntu
You can be a rock-star in the world of software development.
The Ubuntu Counter Project is like a miniature version of The Linux Counter. It aims to catalogue the number of registered machines using the numerous varients of the Ubuntu Linux distribution but appears to have become defunct. Revive the project by offering your assistance.


