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Previously, I blogged about 10 games that’s available in the Ubuntu Universe that I found interesting. Since then, the Ubuntu MOTU Games team has merged with the Debian games team, and the amount of packaged games have increased.

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merc

4 years 24 weeks 4 days 19 hours ago

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DIrect link..

Hi AboutBlank,

I am not sure I am following you here...
Do you realise that if you click on "Read>>" (Or click on the title) you're taken straight to the article?

Or maybe another editor fixed it when he saw your comment...?

Merc.

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aboutblank

4 years 24 weeks 4 days 4 hours ago

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My mistake

I see what the problem is. I am used to following the link that is next to the voting box and expected it to send me to the article. The link in this updated system points to the domain of the article's location as opposed to pointing to the article itself.

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merc

4 years 24 weeks 3 days 22 hours ago

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Ah!

Hi,

Ah! I see! :-D

Merc.

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kiba

4 years 24 weeks 3 days 5 hours ago

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An error in the article

The article refer to my game wiki as gratis. :(

Mine is not about gratis video games, it is about libre video games.

I posted my compliant on the blog in the hope it will corrected.

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kiba

4 years 24 weeks 1 day 14 hours ago

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Yay! It is fixed!

Yay! It is fixed!

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