UbuntuKylin13.04 why can't I leave the country?

In April 26, the Ubuntu community took the lead. kubuntu, Lubuntu, Edubuntu, Xubuntu, UbuntuStudio, and effectugnome appeared on the official website www.distrowatch.com Of the world's Linux release, but our UbuntuKylin13.04 was missing. Why? On April 9, March 11, the Ubuntu international community Technical Committee (UTB) met to approve two new Ubuntu branches: 1.

In April 26, the Ubuntu community took the lead. kubuntu, Lubuntu, Edubuntu, Xubuntu, UbuntuStudio, and Ubuntu GNOME appeared on the official website www.distrowatch.com Of the world's Linux release, but our UbuntuKylin13.04 was missing. Why?

On April 9, March 11, the Ubuntu international community Technical Committee (UTB) met to approve two new Ubuntu branches: Ubuntu GNOME and UbuntuKylin. On June 19, April 26, Ubuntu GNOME 13.04 spokesman mongowbutler announced: "The release of Ubuntu GNOME 13.04, an official Ubuntu project featuring the vanilla GNOME 3.6 desktop environment: 'The Ubuntu GNOME team is proud to announce our first release as an official Ubuntu derivative-Ubuntu GNOME 13. 04. '......" The Ubuntu GNOME Team proudly announced to the world that our first Ubuntu GNOME, as an official derivative of Ubuntu, was finally born! How cool is this?

What is the problem with Qilin? The ups and downs are not smooth, and old ideas lead to "no words for the current situation ". Poor, little Qilin! This "leeching" without reason has made our colleagues all over the world look at us and lost face to Mr. Mark Shuttlewotch, who is also disgraceful. What else can I say ?!

Coincidentally, near the release of Ubuntu13.04, the Red Flag (Red Flag) came viral. A spokesman for the company announced: "Red Flag Software, a Beijing-based software company specialising in the development of open-source software products for the local market, has announced the release ofRedFlag Linux 8.0. this is the company's first major release in over four years ". This is the first upgrade of red-flag Linux in more than four years? Because the Red Flag Linux8.0 uses the Linux3.6.11 kernel, while Qilin 13.04 uses the latest version of the Linux3.8.8 kernel. Who can beat?

The Ubuntu Qilin developer team woke up! It is incumbent upon us to catch up with the GNU/Linux trend for the National tomorrow!

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