Re: A Forum for Xubuntu: msg#00104

Subject:	Re: A Forum for Xubuntu

On Wednesday 21 June 2006 17:15, Ronnie Whisler wrote:
> Recently a forum was created just for Xubuntu.
>
> http://xubuntu.iphorum.com/
>
> Just an FYI

  This forum would offer what that this list the wiki and the xubuntu website 
don't ? I realise that mimicry is the sincerest form of praise but is there 
really any need to duplicate everything.

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