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लोकाः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु

Lokāḥ Samastāḥ Sukhino Bhavantu
May all beings find happiness and freedom. May my actions help bring joy and liberation to everyone.

Hey there, I'm Balakumar Muthu, an International Award-Winning Technologist, TEDx Fellow, and Entrepreneur recognized with the Top 50 Asia Innovation Award from SingTel Singapore, Top 100 Startups Award from NASSCOM, First Prize Winner of the Java Master Award & Duke's Choice Award from Sun Microsystems and BenQ Siemens Germany, and the Red Herring Asia Award for technology innovation.

With over 19+ years as a multidisciplinary software consultant and architect specializing in UI/UX design and product engineering, I've worked with businesses ranging from B2B/B2C startups and SMEs to enterprises and Fortune 500 companies, with a particular focus on Japanese companies. I have extensive experience in designing, building, and scaling exceptional web applications, SaaS platforms, e-commerce sites, community and Social Networking Services (SNS), online marketplaces, and enterprise applications to address both technology and business challenges across various domains.


My Entrepreneurial Journey

↪ some of my notable early startups and ventures


I specialize in most aspects of web business, including Product creativity, design, development, strategy, and scaling growth. Throughout my entrepreneurial career, I've launched various startups, successfully scaled businesses from scratch to successful exits, and also learned invaluable lessons from ventures that didn't succeed. Listing some of my notable previous startups and ventures:


LoveLogger As an entrepreneur, my journey began in 2007 when I founded LoveLogger, the world's first private pair-blogging social platform for any two people, which received a massive viral response from China, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea.

LoveLogger was awarded the "Asia's Top 50 Apps Award" from SingTel Singapore and the "Red Herring Asia Award" for Technology Innovation. I designed and developed the complete idea, UI/UX Design, architectural framework, and web cloud hosting for the LoveLogger website, successfully scaling the platform from zero to over 80,000+ users before its acquisition.

LoveLogger was featured in many prestigious internet magazines, including Yahoo! Japan, MSN Japan, Infoseek, Japan.Internet.com, Livedoor.com, Sina.com, and various other popular Asian publishers. Learn More »


Coworkable In 2013, I founded Coworkable, an early pioneer in the coworking space industry. Coworkable is a global network and community for discovering and renting affordable, accessible Coworking spaces, Shared office spaces, desks, Business centers, and meeting rooms in the Asia-Pacific region.

Coworkable gained significant recognition in the startup ecosystem, being selected as one of the Top Startups at the NASSCOM Product Conclave. I designed and developed the entire UI/UX, architectural framework, and web cloud hosting for the Coworkable website, successfully scaling the platform from zero to listings from 387 cities across 42 countries in the Asia-Pacific region before its successful exit. Coworkable.com also served team members from various leading global organizations including Google, Zoho, Citibank, BBC News, JLL, Serv Corp, and Coca-Cola.

Coworkable also forged strategic partnerships and collaborated with prominent organizations, including World Startup Fest, Coworking Europe Conference, Global Coworking Unconference Conference (China), Startup Weekend, BarCamp Bengaluru, YourStory TechSparks, Coworking India Conference, World Office Expo Conference, BITS Pilani's Conquest Entrepreneurial Center, Devspace Conference by VIT & Computer Society of India, STARup Summit, Tomorrow's India Conference, and Construkt Startup Festival, among others (view full list). Learn More »


Note My current ongoing ventures are not listed here for business reasons.


My Core Tech Expertise

↪ end-to-end web applications are my specialization—ux/ui design, development, and scaling


UI/UX Product Engineering Expertise in crafting human-centered, intuitive experiences through Design Thinking, User Research, Cognitive Science, User Experience (UX) Design, User Interface (UI) Design, Interaction Design, Prototyping, Usability Testing, Information Architecture, Product Design, Frontend Design, Dashboard & Portal Design, Typography, Color Theory, Branding, and Accessibility

Full-Stack Product Development Building and scaling exceptional experiences across Web applications, SaaS platforms, E-commerce, online marketplaces, social networks, payment gateway integration, content management systems (CMS) and enterprise applications.

Server & Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Computing, Open-Source Technologies, Linux Server Administration, Ubuntu Server, Linode Cloud Server, Web Hosting & Server Setup, LAMP Stack, Apache, Docker, Server Administration, Server Hardening, Firewall Configuration, Web Security, DNS Management, Email Server Setup, Backup & Recovery, Server Migration, and Server Monitoring.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Emerging Technologies Building intelligent automation, AI-driven products, Generative AI (Gen AI), Large Language Models (LLMs), AI Agents, Prompt Engineering, Computer Vision (CV), Open Source AI Models, Robotics, and non-fungible tokens(NFTs).

Growth Hacking & Digital Marketing Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Social Media Marketing (SMM), Content Marketing, Email Marketing, Copywriting, Creative Campaign Development, Landing Page Optimization, Marketing Automation, Google Analytics, Keyword Research, Market Share Analysis, Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising, Google Ads, and Brand Positioning.

Industry Domains Experience spans across multiple industry domains, including Education Technology (EdTech), Social Networking Services (SNS), Retail Technology (RetailTech), Real Estate Technology (PropTech), Job Portals & Recruitment Platforms, Logistics & Supply Chain Technology, Content Management Systems (CMS), and Cloud Architecture.


Awards & Recognitions

↪ some of my selected honors and achievements



Google India Selected me as one of the Top 5 Finalists for Google India - Interview after 8 rounds of challenging and rigorous technical interviews out of 16,000+ total applicants. Created Google Kids, search engine prototype for Kids — which I demonstrated during the Google India interview.

NASSCOM Top 100 Startups Award – Selected my Startup as one of the "Top 100 Startups" to get showcased at NASSCOM Product Conclave (NCP), Asia's largest platform for Product and Startup Companies to connect with Software Product leaders.

SingTel - Asia's Top 50 Apps Award My Previous Startup LoveLogger, the world's first Collaborative Blogging & Private Network for Pairs, was awarded the “Asia's Top 50 Apps 2011 Award” (winner lists) from SingTel, Singapore and the Winner of "Red Herring Asia Award" for Technology Innovation. It was also featured in many popular magazines & portals from Japan, Korea, and China.

Java Master Award First Prize Winner of "Java Master Award " contest, conducted by Sun Microsystems and BenQ Siemens Germany. Received Sun Microsystems Duke's Choice Awards - 10 Year Celebration of Java Technology and Sun Microsystems appreciation for my contribution to the early versions of Java Platform.

TEDx Fellow Recognized for innovative thinking and selected to share ideas worth spreading that inspire change on the TEDx stage.

Certified Yoga Instructor An Officially Certified Yoga Instructor and Practitioner Specializing in Hatha Yoga. As an alumnus of Ramakrishna Mission, I approach yoga as a profound lifelong journey of learning and self-discovery. My yoga practice is rooted in the holistic teachings of Swami Vivekananda, Yogacharya B.K.S. Iyengar, and the Swami Sivananda tradition.

Korea Honorary Reporter Selected as the Official Honorary Reporter for the Korean Culture and Information Service of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to promote South Korea to Indian audiences by showcasing its travel, culture, and food through my articles.

Top Tech Blogger, India I started tech blogging in 2002 during my early days and listed as the 'Top 30 Tech blogger' by 'Blog Street India' and rated as the 'Top 50 Tech Blogger' by 'Blogs Top List'. My Tech blog is also listed as Favorite Blog lists at their Official Sun Microsystems Web Blog. My Tech blog posts have also been featured at Google Blogoscoped.com, Netscape.com, Java.net, Webpronews, Planet Mozilla, Linux Toy and few other popular blogs.

W3C HTML5 Working Group & Internet Society (ISOC) India Served as an early contributing member of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) HTML5 Working Group, which was responsible for developing the HTML5 specification and advancing it to formal W3C Recommendation status. Also a member of the Internet Society (ISOC) India Chapter, supporting internet development and advocacy .

Wikipedian Contributed to 100+ Wikipedia pages across Computer and Internet Technology topics including software development, web technologies, programming languages, networking protocols, and emerging tech trends, improving technical knowledge accessibility for a global audience.


My Travel & Culture Photo Journal

↪ finding & documenting my travel & culture through photo stories


Casual Walker Casual Walker is the most travel + culture phogo guide and one of the top 50 travel blogs in India — a curious discovery journal that I started in 2017, having travelled across 637 cities and locations, and authored 650+ travel photo guides, finding, exploring, and documenting uniquely authentic local photo stories, guides, and tips.

At Casual Walker, I visually discover and showcase thoughtful documentary photography stories and guides covering Travel Adventures to Timeless Indian Traditions, Ancient Indian Temples, Mesmerizing Art Galleries & Exhibits, Cultural Events & Festivals, Museums & Historical Sites, Vibrant Flavors of Local Indian Food and Culinary Delights, Hotels and Stays, Dance Performances & Art Forms, Yoga & Vedas, Wildlife, Nature & Living, and Reviews.

Casual Walker's work has been featured in Hinduism Today Magazine, British Council India, The Better India, Times of India, Puthiya Thalaimurai TV, Thanthi TV, Citizen Matters, and various other media. Learn More »


Personal Interests

↪ my favorite hobbies, activities, and passions


I travel extensively, mostly on solo trips, and love backpacking and trekking. I'm deeply drawn to minimalism and simple living, and have zero presence on most social media platforms. I enjoy immersing myself in exploration, photography and nature, and love reading books. I'm fascinated by the depth of Vedanta, Yoga, and Zen philosophy, art, and culture, particularly Indian, Japanese, and Korean traditions. I love spending time with my dog and tinkering with personal DIY projects. I'm also a huge fan of classic Western movies and comics.


CONTACT ME

↪ send me a message drop me a line and let's talk


I'm passionate about connecting with fellow entrepreneurs, innovative minds, and creative thinkers. Whether you have a project in mind or you're looking for a UI/UX product designer, design advisor, or long-term design partner—feel free to drop me a line. I enjoy meeting new folks, discussing startup strategies and product engineering, and personally respond to every message.



My Early Open Source & Community Advocacy



As a strong supporter of the open source and free software movement, I have had the privilege of meeting with influential pioneers in the field, including Richard Stallman (RMS), founder of GNU and the Free Software Foundation, and David Axmark, Cofounder and VP of MySQL at IIT Madras and Jimmy Wales cofounder of Wikipedia at WikiCamp Chennai for spreading the open source and free software movement.

I co-organized and active supporter of the early edition of Mozilla Firefox Party India, celebrating the Firefox 2 release, along with IdeaCamp Pune, BarCamp, BlogCamp, - Unconferences to regular attendee of major tech conferences including Sun TechDays, BEA Dev2Dev Days, Oracle Developer Forum, Google Developer Days and many other tech conferences.

Brand designer of the first edition of DevCamp India Unconference Official event brand and WikiCamp conference India event brand, participated by Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales. Being a big supporter of Linux - Ubuntu & Open source movement, organized the "Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirts Contest" to create more awareness and interest for the early versions of Ubuntu Linux.

Made my own blogging site at Yahoo! Geocities as geocities.com/i5bala (screenshots) in early 2002.

My Works featured at press / media


My works have been featured & covered by ZDNet Asia, Economic Times, British Council India, Times of India (TOI), Citizen Matters, Yahoo! Japan, MSN Japan, Infoseek, Japan.Internet.com, Livedoor.com, Google Blogoscoped, Netscape.com, Java.net, Webpronews, Planet Mozilla, Linux Toy, DeveloperIQ, Sina.com and many other popular Asian publishers. Java.net published my Java Duke Holiday Pictures from 1000's of submission.

My Travel & Culture Photography


Contact & Reach me


Want to work together, grabbing a coffee, or say hello? Good! personally, I have zero presence on Facebook or Twitter. You can ping and text me:


Self - made man

the statue I greatly admire & the principle I strongly believe

“... left to his own devices, man will use his god-given talents to be creative, productive, & prosperous...”
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FREE Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirts !!!

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I am one of the Ubuntu Linux Lover. To show my love, I am planning to give away two New Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirts I have for absolutely FREE :) !.

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T-Shirt specification:

Color : White
Type : Round Neck
Size : Large

This is what you have to do to get the Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirt, you have to comment here:

1. I Love Ubuntu because ...
2. Next, upload your screenshot of your Ubuntu Desktop at Flickr.com or anywhere you like and just add the Image URL along with your comment.

It's open to everyone and the contest closes on September 18th 1pm GMT and winners will be announced on September 19th. I will be selecting two winners based on their comments and best desktop screenshot who will receive the Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirts. I will also pay the postal charges and mail them the T-Shirts for absolutely FREE !.

Once the winners has received the T-Shirts; they have to send me their photos wearing the Ubuntu Dapper Drake T-Shirt, which I will be post it on this blog :).

So just drop in your comments.

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If you still haven't tried Ubuntu, you can get the free Ubuntu CDs from
https://shipit.ubuntu.com/and give a try.

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Ubuntu is the most user friendly Linux ever created and easy to install, use, free of viruses, highly secured and perfect for laptops, desktops to servers, supports more languages. Even a novice can get started with Ubuntu in no time and it is supported with a rich documentation and lively active supporting forums.

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Visit http://www.ubuntu.com/ to learn more. To contribute to the Ubuntu Community, do check out http://www.ubuntu.com/community

NO more Windows, Crashes, Viruses, Security threats, Nightmares !

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Just make Ubuntu Linux, as your Primary OS today, you will LOVE Ubuntu :) and feel the power of Open Source community !!

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-- UPDATE --

Contest Ends! Winners Announced !!

First of all Big thanks for all the participants. It was really a tough time for me to select the winner, as each one of the comments is really amazing and want to give away the T-Shirt for everyone. But I have only 2 T-Shirts .

And the 2 winners for the Ubuntu T-shirt Contest are:

1. Brent
2. Ed Stewart

Winners, please send me your Posting Mail Address to me at balakumar.muthu[@]gmail.com. I will ship the T-Shirts this week sharp. Winners please don't forget to send me the photo of you along with the Ubuntu T-shirts, to publish it in my blog.

Thank you to all out there, who have participated.

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Balakumar Muthu



53 Comments:

At 7:25 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I want one. :(

allieweber@gmail.com
 
At 7:26 PM, Blogger M said...
I love Ubuntu because it's always unfailingly there for me. As is the community and the spirit behind it.
Above all. it just WORKS!
Screenshot here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34315378@N00/224449720/
 
At 9:43 PM, Blogger Paul Williams said...
I love Ubuntu because I love open-source. Ubuntu captures the open-source comminity's goals better than any distribution I know of: to make free and open-source software that is effective and user-friendly.
Here is my screenshot: http://flickr.com/photos/omgpaul/224533615/
paul [at] smoothweb [dot] net
 
At 3:40 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because there are no enterprise editions and because there's a great commnuity that will help you whenever you need it and will never tell you to RTFM! Ubuntu is relies a bit on the terminal, which is important, I think. It also has nice customizability, and it's getting new people into the Linux and Open Source world. Most people who switch just want "Linux", not a certain distro, and Ubuntu is probably that distro, at least for humans :)
 
At 3:41 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because there are no enterprise editions and because there's a great commnuity that will help you whenever you need it and will never tell you to RTFM! Ubuntu is relies a bit on the terminal, which is important, I think. It also has nice customizability, and it's getting new people into the Linux and Open Source world. Most people who switch just want "Linux", not a certain distro, and Ubuntu is probably that distro, at least for humans :)

Lest I forget, here's my screenshot: http://www.winkflash.com/photo/folder.aspx

Sorry for the dual post; I forgot the screenshot; don't count my first post, just this one!
 
At 8:30 PM, Blogger 甘先生 said...
Ubuntu is good linux.
I want one: cngump@gmail.com
Here is my screenshot:
http://static.flickr.com/54/143914946_aafa802403_o.png
 
At 3:28 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because it's neither patronising nor over-difficult, has an immense variety and quantity of software, is incredibly well-supported and friendly.

http://img245.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotpu0.png
 
At 4:42 PM, Blogger Shane said...
I love Ubuntu because... I believe it is the true embodiment of the spirit of GNU software. What you see is what you get with Ubuntu. No pay-for-it extras. Pure and simple. Ubuntu is *my* distribution. I can make it and influence it exactly the way I want! Let me give you an example. I was looking for a medical dictionary for OpenOffice spellchecker. There isnt one... yet. Then on Ubuntu.com I found Medical Ubuntu, a version specially for the medical community... and I have volunteered to help with creating the first ever OpenOffice medical dictionary! There you go! Ubuntu is the distro for me, by me! (even if its just a small contribuion :-) )

Here's my screenshot:
http://drsjlazar.blogspot.com/2006/08/i-want-that-ubuntu-t-shirt.html
 
At 5:49 PM, Blogger andreww said...
I love Ubuntu because.... ok, i haven't used ubuntu yet, i have played with red hat and mandrake before, but they were so darn difficult to use that i gave up.
and now i'm in the midst of a severe internet marketing campaign so i have even less time.
is it really that easy to install?

btw, tks for visiting my blog. come visit often.
cheers!

Andrew Wee
www.WhoIsAndrewWee.com
 
At 11:44 PM, Blogger Shane said...
Hi Bala!

I have posted a reply to the comment you left on my blog with the address of the Medical Ubuntu forum.

I have a question for you though... Why do you have 'think > than god' in your blog title? What is the significance of that to you... I'm just poking my curious nose here :-)
 
At 6:40 PM, Blogger Suresh S SCJP1.4 said...
me too need a shirt i dont have shirt to wear to my office currently using 1 shirt and 1 pant for all 7 days
 
At 7:19 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
If you have 1 shirt for all 7 days ... I can buy you a new pair of suits to you... but not Ubuntu t-shirts, its only to Ubuntu users and If you really want it, please comment why you love Ubuntu and link me your Ubuntu desktop screenshot... :)
 
At 7:27 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Ubuntu is Simply, Free, FAST, and AMAZING!!!

Screen: http://www.roberto-studios.hu/Screens/ubuntu.jpg
 
At 10:21 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because it's userfriendly....in a human way.
Desktop: http://img.tar.hu/scout3r/img/25417022.png#3
 
At 12:19 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Good, besser, ubuntu :)

My shot here:
http://kep.tar.hu/pelach/50358851#2
 
At 6:26 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because it is my first Linux and it is inspire me to learn more about Linux. Ubuntu is the cheapest Linux of the world :))) Lot of my friends use it so they can help me...

This is my desktop http://flickr.com/photos/51533959@N00/?saved=1
 
At 9:09 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I want one, because I love Ubuntu so much, that I actually pulled off an ingenious hoax, to make the world think that I hate Ubuntu and love Windows, which is exactly the exact opposite. In doing so, I was able to stir up tons of raw emotion and compassion for Ubuntu, which was truly the intent of having done so.

I have also written about Blubuntu, or how to make your Dapper system look blue.

I have converted many to Ubuntu, and most truly prefer it over Windows now. They say "I like it the way it is. Please don't change it." I even got my Grandma using Ubuntu! Isn't that totally awesome?

So here is a link to my beautiful Ubuntu desktop. As an added bonus, I will also link to this post, to ensure pleasing you so much that you will not be able to resist giving a shirt to the world's truly greatest Ubuntu aficionado.

[note] I have also given away hundreds of official Ubuntu CDs (for free of course).

And I wear a large. ;)
 
At 2:11 PM, Blogger pugoyal said...
Hi I heard about ubuntu but i dont have CD. So i can't give my desktop picture. But i heard from so many people ubuntu is better than previous linux versions. I will say I love ubuntu because i never used that. :)
 
At 5:00 PM, Blogger paracelsus said...
Hi!
I love UBUNTU because It's a simple and stable system. I think that it is the first Linux whitch will reform the using of oeration systems and people can learn it easy.
My desktop: http://www.flickr.com/photos/84504207@N00/?saved=1
 
At 5:42 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because it is Linux for human being: it is simple and free. In the same time, under Ubuntu, I can get my dual monitors work easily.

My dual monitor desktop

ni2yue4 (at) gmail (dot) com
 
At 7:09 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
Hello all, that's really cool screenshot :), keep the comments flow and

To Shane about your question...I have coined the parse "think > than god" myself, direct from my heart.

I strongly feel we are the children's of God [or the nature]...

If our parents, the God is so great and most powerful. We have to inherit their characters, so obviously we are going to 'think greater than god'; our greater thinking drives us to do much GREATER things!!... That's the whole idea.

My concept may sounds bit wired... but only this thought have taken and pushes me to great extent in my life! :).
 
At 10:24 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love UBUNTU b'coz Open Source Rulez n UBUNTU is Conquering the new age :-)
 
At 10:25 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love UBUNTU b'coz Open Source Rulez n UBUNTU is Conquering the new age :-)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/88347390@N00/?saved=1
 
At 1:22 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Hi!

Ubuntu is just "Smooth and handy"

http://al.pmmf.hu/~roti/pics/roti/shot_clean.jpg
http://al.pmmf.hu/~roti/pics/roti/shot_full.jpg


Roti
 
At 4:28 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because....according to me its so much more than just another Linux distro! We all know that the name Ubuntu comes from the wonderful philosophy of Ubuntu (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_%28ideology%29), which I think advocates the very essence of humanity!! And our favourite Linux distro embodies this wonderful ideology in itself.In a world where the word 'values' is almost always synonymous with 'monetary value', stuff like Ubuntu linux brings forth a sense of asylum to people like me who think otherwise. That is precisely the reason I love Ubuntu...atleast something's there which teaches us to respect FREEDOM!!

On a more technical note (I'm not much of a techie though!), I love Ubuntu 'cause its easy to use, highly configurable, hardly causes any problems, and of course because of the wonderful forum of Ubuntu users round the globe who are always ready to help each other!!

oops...almost forgot!!! here's a screenshot of my HUMBLE desktop:
http://www.orkut.com/AlbumZoom.aspx?uid=&pid=4

The above is my fav, but plz also take a look at this screenshot:
http://www.orkut.com/AlbumZoom.aspx?uid=&pid=9
 
At 8:20 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
ADDENDUM
The screenshots I posted in my previous comment are hosted at my album at orkut.com! So, non-orkuteers may not be able to view them!! Here's the alternative link to my favourite Desktop screenshot (at flickr.com):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sayanriju/230975984/
 
At 11:03 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
first of all i don't ur tshirt...and now for your query...
it does not necessary that one should have reason of loving UBUNTU, so we love UBUNTU without any reason but for for those who don't understand what UBUNTU is all about for them we have reasons.. and they will themself get those reasons when they use ubuntu its needless to write it here....

some screenshots are here...

http://picasaweb.google.com/meravih/Ubuntu
 
At 11:45 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I Love Ubuntu because Ubuntu stands for humanity, togetherness and sharing - the ingredients for world peace.

The real phrase is (in zulu) “ubuntu ngmuntu abantu” which means, a person is a person because of other people, or rather a person is a person through other people

Lets take this opportunity to think about our contribution to humanity.

My Screenshots at http://picasaweb.google.com/prashmohan/ScreenShots
 
At 12:50 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
do i see....ahem.. Ben Goodger....looking for a Ubuntu Tshirt??

As for the Tshirt....I was wondering..... Ubuntu being Open source... can't we print Ubuntu Tshirts ourselves as well ? :D lol
 
At 12:04 PM, Blogger Dhruv said...
I love ubuntu bcoz this is one of those few distributions that have superb forum support, plus the easiest linux to install ever, plus everything under the sun works here, plus no virus/malware/spyware, plus itz resource usage is low, plus itz free, so everything about it makes me feel good

screenshot at
http://chopra.dhruv.googlepages.com/desktopscreenshot
 
At 5:06 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
http://kornel.zool.klte.hu/pub/banm/images/ubuntu_fluxbox_desktop.jpg

I installed on every computer Ubuntu in our office. Somebody asked why? Because I have no time to solve stupid problems. Ubuntu works and funny!
I have a firefox t-shirt; I would like an ubuntu t-shirt also :)

phabajin@gmail.com
 
At 2:05 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Mostly I choose it because my computer is too old to run others like SuSe or Fedora, and I feel it just fit me!
birdring@gmail.com
 
At 9:33 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Hai bala,

fantastic initiative. Thank you! Yeah, i'm too late to comment here, but you have really tried something different here and it works. Good luck!

- Bhuvan
 
At 5:12 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
hi bala! how r u!


i really want one:). thanx again
 
At 1:07 PM, Blogger Uaresmiling said...
hi, everyone

I like ubuntu, coz like linux, debian, ^^ no reason, just like it, anyway, my laptop is working prefectly, running ubuntu.
ok , here is my desktop
http://www.flickr.com/photos/uaresmiling/243675031/
 
At 2:06 PM, Blogger shixinyu said...
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At 2:25 PM, Blogger shixinyu said...
I don't want to description my feel in English,so I will tell U why I like Ubuntu in Chinese,which is my mother tongue.
我喜欢Ubuntu是因为它极为易用、安全、快捷,并且高效,让我看到了“窗外”的风景更加美好。
我将会贴我的Ubuntu截图到Flickr:
http://www.mvpdream.org/blog/
 
At 10:30 PM, Blogger Krishnan said...
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At 10:35 PM, Blogger Krishnan said...
I love Ubuntu because it brings in the spirit of humanity in to others. In this mechanical world, such knowledge sharing and other human values have degraded as all are self-centered. Technically speaking, I like its software management feature as I don't have to check for software dependencies etc... It does everything by itself!

Overall, Ubuntu is my Passion from now on!

My Desktop Pics

http://www.flickr.com/photos/76413094@N00/244673555/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/76413094@N00/244673550/
 
At 1:21 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I love Ubuntu because it has made linux easy for me to use. I have been with linux(several different distro's) since 1997 and have had a hard time getting everything to work at times. I installed Warty and could not believe what I was seeing. I am running Dapper Drake now and am very pleased. Micro$oft doesn't have anything to compare in my opinion, thanks to the Ubuntu team. I do a lot of computer repair and actually hate working on windozes stuff anymore. Thank you Ed Stewart
Screenshot url:
http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/edstewart/Screenshot-2.png
 
At 6:49 PM, Blogger Shane said...
hi there bala!

just remembered its the 19th.... sooo... yesterday was the 18th... come tell us who won!!... i wanna know... lol

cheers

shane.
 
At 8:43 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
Hi Guys and Shane,

As I am quite busy .... winners will be announced tomorrow on 20th sharp ... No Change, I promise !! Sorry Guys.
 
At 9:28 AM, Blogger heston said...
hey bala its really cool effort man although i am too late ,,, appriciating your effort man,,
 
At 4:12 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I like ubuntu,it's easy to use!

email:wzhpro[at]gmail[dot]com

Screenshot:
http://www.wikiupload.com/download_page.php?id=25377
 
At 5:29 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
Sweet! Thanks I'll send you the mail.
 
At 2:32 AM, Blogger Erik said...
I love Ubuntu because is simply beautiful and free.
 
At 8:43 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
I want one & i am willing to pay for it.
 
At 2:22 PM, Blogger itisIT said...
Yeah I Love Linux VERy much.spechialy Ubuntu. why? It is nice to use n operate. I Used it no longer now.but Igot more esier than other OS.
screen shot here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12935265@N08/1340224735/
 
At 8:52 AM, Blogger Unknown said...
I love Ubuntu.
How can I prove you that I am a Linux lover?
How can I get a T-shirt?

I want this.... Please can you give me a T-shirt?

synccoder (at) gmail (dot) com

Thanks,
Shamal
 
At 3:05 PM, Blogger balakumar said...
Dear Shamal,

I am really sorry dude, think u are bit late :) for the t-shrits...
 
At 12:33 PM, Blogger සම්පත් said...
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At 12:39 PM, Blogger Uma said...
I love Ubuntu because it is simple,free,opensource and attractive.
 
At 3:08 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...
i love ubuntu because its free, no verification require, no popup reminder of activation and pure user-friendliness. Plus on its cool graphical candy just never fail to attract the crowds attention...haha.

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http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30455346&l=c5366345d5&id=1229281005


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