Ubuntu: Muslim Edition (Sabily) Review

A while back I looked at the Christian Edition of Ubuntu (that distribution has been cancelled apparently as per the note on its site). This time around I was pleased to find that there was a Muslim edition available. So I gave it a download and thought I'd add it to our collection of Linux distribution reviews.

Before I get into this review, let me state that ExtremeTech does not endorse any particular religion or any religion at all. We respect all people of no faith and all people who have faith. As you have probably figured out by now if you've been reading the distribution reviews I've been doing, I like looking at all kinds of operating systems. Some are more geared toward one niche and others to another. So a Muslim edition of Linux is certainly worth adding to our collection.

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