The Linux Community is symbolic of the socialist society which Karl Marx dreamt of.
This community is neither too small or unenthusiastic. I am unable to furnish a complete list because I am incompetent.
I have, hitherto, nursed a pessimistic belief that in this Capitalist world everything including drinking water and air are chargeable to brim. But the Linux, Ubuntu, Gnome, Kubuntu (and other of similar ilk), Debi and Debian etc are all not only free of cost, but also open source. They neither charge nor hide, their intellectual properties which are in no way less than the hyper-publicized talents of microsoft and Adobe.
It is sufficient that just we make use of the Ubuntu Software Center screen and choose from thousands of packages available absolutely free and without any strings. Or else, just sufficient, if we know how to type 'sudo apt-get install packagename'.
I am not writing all these out of some temporary exuberance of initial successes with Linux and Ubuntu. I am writing after using all those packages for one year. I have spent all this one year free of anxieties about viruses, key numbers for installation or worries about booting or not booting. In one sentence: Ubuntu is very stable.
Unfortunately I do not write much with intent to make much money except recovering my internet access costs. I wish I should be able to make slightly more money, so that I can compensate the Linux and Ubuntu community for their self-less efforts.
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