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    Re: Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?

    It's not like we use the same computers virtually, and are in the same group, natural allies, in other words, or rely upon one another for each other's technological security, and future.

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    Re: Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?

    You might do well to seek out another venue.
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    Re: Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?

    Let's try again. See if you can beat this challenge!

    So, with an academic lens we can attempt to better understand the overall design of the Ubuntu Operating System!

    What Does First Party Support Mean?

    Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?

    What Does Third Party Support Mean?

    Which Components Of The Ubuntu Operating System Are Well Characterized As Modular?


    Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support For Modular Components Of The System? Which?

    These are fantastic questions! I love thinking about this stuff! I hope you do, or could, too!

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    Re: Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?

    Quote Originally Posted by hyperlinxe View Post
    What Does First Party Support Mean?
    If you don't have a dictionary, try Google.
    Quote Originally Posted by hyperlinxe View Post
    Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?
    Already answered, more than once. If you're not going to read the answers, stop asking.
    Quote Originally Posted by hyperlinxe View Post
    What Does Third Party Support Mean?
    If you don't have a dictionary, try Google.
    Quote Originally Posted by hyperlinxe View Post
    Which Components Of The Ubuntu Operating System Are Well Characterized As Modular?
    You claim to have worked with Linux daily and you don't know the answer? Besides, I already answered this.
    Quote Originally Posted by hyperlinxe View Post
    please return the post, which is a help request, for using the Ubuntu operating system…
    No, it's not. It's a badly-formed request for information, which has already been answered.
    Quote Originally Posted by hyperlinxe View Post
    The topic of first party support, is still wide open! Anyone can chime in about how the Ubuntu operating system is designed. Instead I have received nothing but contradiction, indignation, and now literally verbal threats.(for two hours straight) Is that why ubuntuforums.org is so inactive? Because of how it's being administered?
    At this point, I realise that you're a troll.
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    Re: Does Ubuntu Have First Party Support?

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