Just found you

Just found you

[Adam of Bremen-Krubally]

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Good day

I was emailing Richard Stallman and had a look at Gnu website, found
Guix.

I am a software developer, retired, and now working as a humanitarian
in the field of software Development.
I have my own Linux distribution based on Debian, Ubuntu and Mint, and
my own programming language - Jade 5GL - that generates Python Gui code
and provides a basis for fast-tracking python development of Gui
applications.  These two products represent about eight man years
development.

I last issued a version based on Ubuntu 16 Linux Mint 17, and I am now
researching the next base for the next version.  It seems that Guix is
"Just in time".

I am very concerned about the take-over of the Linux Desktop by the
Multinational Cartel headed by AT&T.  And especially the sandboxing via
Flatpak and Snap.

I am hoping to install Guix soon and start to come to grips with
it.  If there is anyone working at packaging this at a higher level,
like Ubuntu does with Debian, or mint with Ubuntu, then I would be
interested in working from a more developed distribution.  If not, I
will see how it is possible to make Guix into a better Ubuntu/LInux
Mint using my Jade 5GL to fast track the gui development.

Perhaps you can put me in touch with any suitable developments?

My own interest is specifically Linux on the Desktop, which I fully
achieved in 2018, the year of Linux on the Desktop.  Unfortunately, I
did not have the resources to give it to the community it was intended
for, and that may well turn out to be a good thing if, as may well be,
I decide to cast Mint and Ubuntu to the waves and put my efforts fully
into Guix, which looks to be most deserving and made for something new
and great.

Thanks for building it.

Hopefully they all will come.

Best wishes
Adam of Bremen-Krubally
Eisenach Germany and Hereford, UK.


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