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Linux is a joke. Well, that may be a bit harsh, but Ubuntu certainly seems to be all the excuse founder Mark Shuttleworth needs to make one bad pun after another. In a recent e-mail introducing Karmic Koala, the Ubuntu release slated for late 2009, and his plans for cloud computing this is what he had to say

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Stupid headline

The headline is stupid and meant to draw in people (I don't like that), but I find the story interesting and well written. The writer doesn't seem to like the puns Mark Shuttleworth has a habit to do when he announces a new version of Ubuntu, but I have always found them nice and funny.

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