Ubuntu 101

by Sarah Manners

According to this South AFrican site, ubuntu is a Zulu word that roughly translates as "humanity towards others”. In South Africa we hear it used all the time… “the spirit of ubuntu”, “philosophy of ubuntu”, “the ubuntu way”. Well my basic understanding of the concept is that it means working together to achieve common goals no matter your race, religion or creed.

Ford illustrates the meaning of ubuntu in this ad.

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Nice one :)

Posted by Hans on 2007/04/17

Ubuntu is also an Operating System for your computer and a pretty good one at that!

Posted by Ubuntu on 2007/04/18

Just great, and Ubuntu rules

Posted by Bruno Martins on 2007/04/26

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