Merry Christmas

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Christmas 2022
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Speaking of "Happy Gnu Year", a work colleague from Poland has now sent her Christmas greetings in an email titled "Marry Christmas" two years in a row now. I'm sure she means well, but I don't think I'm ready to "marry Christmas" after only having had one date per year.
 
Oh for Pete's sake, folks! Just call it Linux.

I know Linux is just the kernel, but calling it GNU/Linux just confuses the issue. We want to keep it simple for newbies who...

What? That's not the kind of Gnu we're talking about? Oh...

Uh... Never mind then. Carry on.
 
I know for everyone it is not a Merry Christmas, many have lost loved ones due to covid, or some other calamity. But remember this, no matter what YOU ARE LOVED!!! By our Lord Jesus and all of us!! Hang in there, we are praying for you as well!!

May every blessing always find you and find you most well through our Lord Jesus!! My brother and I is all we have left, we did not have the money to buy each other gifts this year due to all the bills, but we had a nice dinner, to which we are, and stay, most thankful!! Blessing all!!
 
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Lynx said:
Oh for Pete's sake, folks! Just call it Linux.

I know Linux is just the kernel, but calling it GNU/Linux just confuses the issue. We want to keep it simple for newbies who...

What? That's not the kind of Gnu we're talking about? Oh...

Uh... Never mind then. Carry on.
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Got this joke sir. :) While I don't use Linux on my computer, I hope for their success, as I follow tech news. Also, Merry Christmas brother.
 
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