Whatever you do, don’t panic!
Ubuntu.Mac (?)
…just to, sort of, slow down the hype.
To all visitors from Digg et al: This is only a braindump of ideas. Nothing here, including the name is set in stone or even being worked on currently.
from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMac?action=show&redirect=Ubuntu.Mac
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