Ubuntu SE

[liamnixon]

Ubuntu Satanic Edition. Tell me that's not hilarious!

http://ubuntusatanic.org/

I'm tempted to try it. :P

Edit by bapoumba: the picture in the link may hurt some eyes.

[Kareeser]

sweeeeeet.

[Flimm]

I read it as "Ubuntu Second Edition".
What on earth?

[t0p]

I'm tempted to try it. :P

Don't! I installed it, for a laugh. Then I got bored and followed the uninstall instructions. Except it won't go away completely. You know after you've logged in, a graphic comes up with text telling you it's loading metacity and other stuff? I dunno what it's called, sorry. Anyway, that graphic is still the Satanic one, even though I followed the uninstall instructions ever so carefully!

My computer is possessed!

[Eisenwinter]

Don't! I installed it, for a laugh. Then I got bored and followed the uninstall instructions. Except it won't go away completely. You know after you've logged in, a graphic comes up with text telling you it's loading metacity and other stuff? I dunno what it's called, sorry. Anyway, that graphic is still the Satanic one, even though I followed the uninstall instructions ever so carefully!

My computer is possessed!
I guess you didn't actually uninstall it.

Just install another opeating system over it, and it'll go away.

[parker13]

Don't! I installed it, for a laugh. Then I got bored and followed the uninstall instructions. Except it won't go away completely. You know after you've logged in, a graphic comes up with text telling you it's loading metacity and other stuff? I dunno what it's called, sorry. Anyway, that graphic is still the Satanic one, even though I followed the uninstall instructions ever so carefully!

My computer is possessed!

You have two options, to go back to a standard Ubuntu gnome splash, run:


gconftool-2 --set /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image -t str /usr/share/pixmaps/splash/ubuntu-edgy-smooth.png

There are other pixmaps in the /usr/share/pixmaps/splash directory to choose from.

To get rid of the gnome splash altogether, use:


gconftool-2 --set /apps/gnome-session/options/show_splash_screen --type bool false

I'm sorry, I didn't realise this was a problem with the uninstall instructions. I'll update them.

Thanks for the feedback.

[liamnixon]

Don't! I installed it, for a laugh. Then I got bored and followed the uninstall instructions. Except it won't go away completely. You know after you've logged in, a graphic comes up with text telling you it's loading metacity and other stuff? I dunno what it's called, sorry. Anyway, that graphic is still the Satanic one, even though I followed the uninstall instructions ever so carefully!

My computer is possessed!

I was kidding, anyway. I haven't used Ubuntu in a while, but I plan on checking out Jaunty when it comes out (or maybe sooner).

[Giant Speck]

WARNING: There are a couple nude pictures on that website.

[liamnixon]

You're right. I should have put a warning there!

[t0p]

WARNING: There are a couple nude pictures on that website.

Warning? Sounds more to me like an advertisement...

[t0p]

I'm sorry, I didn't realise this was a problem with the uninstall instructions. I'll update them.

Thanks for the feedback.

And thanks for the tips.

[pwnst*r]

how is it any more "hilarious" than a christian or buddhist edition? oh that's right, it's not.

[jespdj]

Ubuntu Satanic Edition. Tell me that's not hilarious!

http://ubuntusatanic.org/
Here are a couple of other Ubuntu editions that are just as "hilarious":

Ubuntu CE (http://www.ubuntuce.com/)
Ubuntu ME (http://www.ubuntume.com/)

[tjwoosta]

one would think that Ubuntu SE should stand for Ubuntu Security Edition


i guess politics and religion must be more relevant when it comes to computers then security

/sarcasm

[billgoldberg]

WARNING: There are a couple nude pictures on that website.

Nice.

There should be nudity on each website, that's why the internet was invented.