To add new additional information to the previous article about the Ubuntu CE (the unofficial Christian Edition of Ubuntu). That article can be found here.

There are a few free resources that are highly suggested to help one learn this operating system: the Ubuntu Training wiki's pdfs, the Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference is free as a pdf, and Ubuntu Apps is free as a pdf. Aslo Canonical has come out with a site and service called Ubuntu One. Ubuntu One gives Ubuntu distros 2gb of free online file storage which has syncing and sharing capabilities. The 2gb can be increased through an optional, and paid, subscription service.

Find Resources:

Ubuntu Training Course Guides here.

Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference here.

Ubuntu Apps here.

Ubuntu One site here.

What is Ubuntu CE?

Ubuntu CE is a third party "Christian Edition" Ubuntu based derivative of the Linux operating system for computers.

So what is so important about this operating system?

Well, one advantage of Linux is that it can be free if the derivative's makers want it to be, and it so happens that Ubuntu CE is free. Another advantage of it is that it is Christian focused in its included software and settings.

What is some of the Christian software included?

There is the GnomeSword bible study software (as well as numerous other study tools) and Dansguardian web content parental controls to name a couple.

What does Ubuntu CE look like?



















Would Ubuntu CE be right for me?

For the Christian it depends on your daily computer needs or knowledge and ambition. The main concern many users have with Linux is that getting Windows software to run can be complicated although it can be done. So if you regularly need Windows specific software unless you are knowledgeable with Linux already or have the ambition to learn the Ubuntu CE Linux OS may not be for you. However, Ubuntu is very user friendly and simple. If you have basic computer needs whether it be needing image software, a word processor, an internet browser, may be a few simple games, etc. this can be a very viable option for you. Again another advantage of this operating system is that it is free and there is a lot of free software out there for it as well, and if you are tight on money and you need an operating system for a computer this can be advantageous for you as well.

Where can I get Ubuntu CE?

You can get it by direct download, torrent, or other options via its official website here.

If you want to see a little more first check out this video of Ubuntu CE hosted by JesusTV below:

Click here.

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