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---
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title: '社群門戶'
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---
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<div class="blog">
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<h1 id="welcome">歡迎嚟訪安同</h1>
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<p>歡迎嚟到安同開源社群。</p>
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<p>
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安同套件（AOSC OS，下同）係一致力於簡化使用流程同改善開放原始碼套件體驗嘅通用 Linux 發行。
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</p>
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<p>
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<a href="/zh-tw/news">最新社群及開發資訊</a>
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</p>
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<h1 id="aosc-os">安同套件</h1>
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<p>安同套件嘅設計基於以下原則：</p>
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<ul>
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<li>簡單：如非必要從不切分套件。</li>
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<li>在地：致力於完善多語言支援。</li>
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<li>包容：兼顧自由及專有軟體支援。</li>
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<li>可持續：長期支援各種硬件。</li>
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<li>精製：青出於藍，均由細處著手。</li>
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</ul>
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<p>
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<a href="/zh-tw/downloads">宕落安同套件</a>
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<span>&nbsp;|&nbsp;</span>
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<a href="https://wiki.aosc.io/aosc-os/is-aosc-os-right-for-me">唔知安同套件適唔適合我？</a>
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</p>
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<h1 id="our-values">社群之公義</h1>
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<p>
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我哋以探索計算之趣為共同目標。多年以嚟，我哋
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主要致力於開發安同套件，但亦不乏其他因興趣而生嘅諸多項目。
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</p>
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<p>
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<a href="https://wiki.aosc.io/zh/community/guidelines/">人際關係準則</a>
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</p>
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<h1 id="aosc-quotes">安同名言</h1>
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<div>
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<p>信任 systemd 嘅人，<br>
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最終會連底褲褲都賣畀 systemd。<br><br>
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—— Icenowy Zheng，二〇一六。</p>
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</div>
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- title: 資訊
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url: /zh-tw/news
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- title: 貢獻者
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url: /zh-tw/people
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- title: 套件
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url: https://packages.aosc.io
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- title: 文檔
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url: https://wiki.aosc.io
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- title: 關於
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url: /zh-tw/about
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- title: 下載
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url: /zh-tw/downloads
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- title: 套件庫
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url: /zh-tw/repo
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- title: Git
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url: https://github.com/AOSC-Dev/
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- title: 電子郵件
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url: /zh-tw/mail
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- title: 共用剪貼簿
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url: https://paste.aosc.io/

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[retro-newworld-rom]
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other = "* 支援基於 NewWorld ROM 的 PowerPC Macintosh。"
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[back]
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other = "返回"
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[screenshots]
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other = "截圖"
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[copyright]
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other = "著左權所有 2011 — {{ $.copyrightYear }}，由全體社群成員維護"
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[news]
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other = "資訊"
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[people]
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other = "貢獻者"
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[retro]
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other = "Retro"
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[sitelang]
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other = "網站語言 / Site Language"
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# gallery captions
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[2016-aoscc-day1-a-warm-note-from-geekpie]
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other = "A warm note from the Geekpie Association."
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[2016-aoscc-day1-goofing-around]
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other = "Random hack-around before the conference began."
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[2016-aoscc-day2-ast-startup-toolkit-lmy441900]
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other = "Junde Yhi's concept presentation for AST's Startup Toolkit development reboot."
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[2016-aoscc-day2-goofing-around-buggy-skia]
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other = "Lion Yang plays around Android's buggy Skia library."
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[2016-aoscc-day2-hd-remake-with-inkscape-gumblex]
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other = "HD Remake using Inkscape with Dingyuan Wang (gumblex)"
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[2016-aoscc-day2-hd-remake-with-inkscape-audience]
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other = "Our lovely audience watching gumblex's demonstration."
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[2016-aoscc-day3-introduction-to-packaging-jeffbai]
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other = "Introduction to AOSC OS packaging with Jeff Bai."
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[2016-aoscc-day3-introduction-to-packaging-vbam-jeffbai]
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other = "Introduction to AOSC OS packaging (demonstration using VBA-M)"
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[2016-aoscc-day3-shanghai-surface-user-group]
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other = "Shanghai Surface User Group!"
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[2016-aoscc-stickers-1]
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other = "Putting the AOSC 2016 sticker pack into good use (idea 1)."
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[2016-aoscc-stickers-2]
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other = "Putting the AOSC 2016 sticker pack into good use (idea 2)."
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[2016-aoscc-stickers-3]
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other = "Putting the AOSC 2016 sticker pack into good use (idea 3)."
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[2016-5th-anniversary-banner]
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other = "5th anniversay banner!"
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[2016-5th-anniversary-selfie]
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other = "Tianhao (James) Chai taking a selfie in front of the 5th anniversay banner."
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[2017-day3-tegra-has-a-home]
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other = "A case (finally) for our community ARMv7 + AArch64 build host!"
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[2017-day2-vintage-duo]
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other = "Pair of vintage ThinkPads running Windows 98... Vintage computing - an unofficial pasttime of community members."
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[2017-day2-unusual-surface]
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other = "Tianhao (James) Chai's Linux/Android Surface Pro 3 tablet."
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[2017-day2-thinkpad-family]
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other = "ThinkPads are probably the most popular computer brand in the community!"
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[2017-day2-orange-pi-demo]
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other = "Icenowy Zheng's Orange Pi running AOSC OS with LXDE."
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[2017-day2-ciel]
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other = "Lion Yang introducing the problems with BuildKit and Ciel, the answer?"
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[2017-day2-casting-my-doubt]
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other = "Lion Yang casting his doubt on the values of AOSC OS's numerous ports."
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[2017-day2-bananapi]
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other = "Junde Yhi handing out Banana Pi's to lucky dip winners."
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[2017-day1-zamir-sun-connection]
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other = "Zamir Sun connecting in from Beijing, sharing his pathway to employment in an open-source company (Red Hat)."
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[2017-day1-wuhan]
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other = "AOSCC 2018 will be held in Wuhan!"
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[2017-day1-vintage-desktop]
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other = "Old laptop makes a great mini desktop!"
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[2017-day1-upstream-involvement]
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other = "Mingcong Bai talking about upstream involvement by AOSC developers in the past year."
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[2017-day1-networking]
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other = "Lion Yang and couple others working hard for Internet connection in the venue."
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[2017-day1-forgive-loongson]
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other = "Forgive Loongson, (possibly) an advanced piece of hardware."
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[2017-day1-aosc-os-overlay]
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other = "Junde Yhi's presentation on AOSC OS's performance overlays."
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[2017-day1-aosc-os-codename]
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other = "Voting on AOSC OS Core 5's codename... Turns out to be \"eMMC\"."
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[2017-day1-aosc-optical-storage]
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other = "Day 1's lucky dip - Staph Zhang's optical backup of old AOSC OS packages and releases."
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[2017-day1-allwinner-nintendo]
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other = "Havin' a blast playing Legend of Zelda with an Allwinner tablet running RetroArch."
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[2019-jiawei-fu-on-the-ustc-mirror]
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other = "USTC's Jiawei Fu's presentation on the history and future of the USTC Open Source Software Mirror."
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[2019-junde-yhi-deploykit-demo]
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other = "Junde Yhi demonstrating the UI designs of DeployKit - our system deployment toolkit to come early next year."
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[2019-trinitron-on-site-coreboot-flashing]
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other = "Trinitron (her ID on Telegram) working on Coreboot-ing a Lenovo ThinkPad X220."
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[2019-xiaoxing-lucky-draw]
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other = "Xiaoxing, our resident webmaster, wins one of the Apple PowerBook G4's running AOSC OS from Day 2's lucky draw."
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[2019-kexy-on-iteration-planning]
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other = "Kexy Biscuit on improving the AOSC OS iteration model."
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[2019-livestream-console]
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other = "TheSaltedFish's live streaming station."
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[2019-colorhug2]
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other = "On-site ColorHug service."
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[2019-gumblex-on-quality-assurance]
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other = "Gumblex's talk on the future AOSC OS quality assurance procedures."
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[2019-haiou-camera]
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other = "A vintage Hai'ou camera used to take our collective photograph on Day 1 and 3."
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[2019-codename-voting]
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other = "Voting on the next codename (congratulations to Gumblex!)."
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[2019-stickers-and-souvenir]
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other = "Stickers and souvenirs, a staple of our annual gatherings."
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[2019-lucky-draw-preparation-g4]
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other = "Day 2's lucky draw prize - a 12'' Apple PowerBook G4 running AOSC OS."
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[2019-retro-demos]
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other = "AOSC OS/Retro demo devices - an Apple iBook G3 \"Clamshell\" and a Sony Vaio C1VN."
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[2019-staph-lucky-draw-preparation]
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other = "Staph deploying AOSC OS on the Apple PowerBook G4's, preparing for Day 's lucky draw."
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[2019-junde-yhi-libreboot]
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other = "Junde Yhi on deploying multi-payload LibreBoot on the Lenovo ThinkPad X200."
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[2020-day1-atcamber]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @atCamber)."
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[2020-day1-szc1sya]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @szc1sya)."
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[2020-day1-gowee]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @Gowee)."
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[2020-day1-jeffbai-0]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @JeffBai)."
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[2020-day1-jeffbai-1]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @JeffBai)."
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[2020-day1-liushuyu]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @liushuyu)."
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[2020-day1-megabits_mzq]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @Megabits_mzq)."
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[2020-day1-moe_canary]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @moe_canary)."
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[2020-day1-neruthes-0]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @neruthes)."
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[2020-day1-neruthes-1]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @neruthes)."
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[2020-day1-o0_0b]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @o0_0b)."
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[2020-day1-relie]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @Relie)."
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[2020-day1-nobootleg]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @nobootleg)."
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[2020-day1-staph]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @Staph)."
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[2020-day1-eatradish_wtf]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @eatradish_wtf)."
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[2020-day1-thesaltedfish]
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other = "Attending Virtual AOSCC 2020 (Telegram: @TheSaltedFish)."
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[2020-ospp-aosc-reporting]
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other = "AOSC Reporting at the Open Source Software Supply Chain Summit 2020 (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[2020-ospp-aosc-stall]
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other = "Our Stall at the Open Source Software Supply Chain Summit 2020 (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[2020-ospp-aosc-stall-devices]
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other = "Demo Devices at Our Stall (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[2020-ospp-aosc-stall-devices-alt]
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other = "Demo Devices at Our Stall, Alt. Angle (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[2020-ospp-aosc-stall-g4]
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other = "PowerBook G4 (AOSC OS/Retro PowerPC 32-bit) at Our Stall (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[2020-ospp-aosc-stall-teres-i]
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other = "Olimex TERES-I (AOSC OS AArch64) at Our Stall (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[2020-ospp-hall-of-fame]
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other = "The Open Source Software Supply Chain Summit 2020 'Hall of Fame' (credit: Ruikai Liu)."
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[anan-laptop]
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other = "An-An (安安) with Her Laptop (credit: Tyson Tan)."
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[anan-mac]
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other = "An-An (安安) Holding A Retro Computer (credit: Tyson Tan)."
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[anan-playing]
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other = "An-An (安安) Playing with the AOSC Logo (credit: Tyson Tan)."
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# distro translations
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[kde-desc]
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other = """
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KDE (Plasma Desktop) provides an extensive set of functionality with
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and tools, KDE is quite suitable for day-to-day desktop computing
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with a refreshing sense of aesthetic.
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"""
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[gnome-desc]
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interface for those who may understand its innovative logic in desktop
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[mate-desc]
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