Gobuntu was an official Ubuntu variant that was aimed at providing a completely free and open-source software experience. It was essentially a version of Ubuntu that excluded all proprietary software, drivers, and firmware, thus aligning closely with the ideals of free software advocates. The name "Gobuntu" itself is a play on the words "GNU" and "Ubuntu," emphasizing the distribution's commitment to providing a system composed solely of free software.
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