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If they ever use pudus my life will be complete.
Jerboa:
Or a pair of great tits
They locked that page for editing. Probably a good call.
Great tits can be found from Europe to Asia
Love em.
Giddy Geoduck
...because it looks like a penis.
It's probably too soon after 25.10 for another Australian animal, so lets go-
28.04 Bastard Bandicoot.
Really missing an opportunity here with Bash Bandicoot.
I just wanted to distro name to be 'Bastard' :P
deb http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ bastard mainNumbers instead of names mostly, for all kinds.of software. I get confused with names🥲
they picked quokka already and honestly that's all you need.
I like pudus tho.
Meckernder Mettigel
I had to google Mettigel. Am still confused.
😏🦔
Dinosaurs would be fun, and would accurately portray canonical
.108? Wtf
108 is a good number
Rabbits!!!
And the LTS after that : Wabbits
Stupendous Sunfish
Ooooh! I like it!
Bugs, specifically beatles
Apple's lawsuit with Apple Corps/The Beatles was lengthy.
Do you think Canonical have the cash and energy to fight that battle?
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Quokka
Containerized Cat for the Docker version?
Dock Dog would work too.
Bober (Edit - I just realised Bionic Beaver already exists)
pengolin?
I think they did that one already.
Time for round two! Wouldn't want to run out of animals, after all.
sigh it was 12, that was actually the first version I used too - should’ve known lol
Pigeon and specifically an Indian green pigeon
Bülbül
Rowdy Rat
Cuttlefish
ohhh good one!
Tardigrade. Also Macaw if it hasn't been used yet.
Tenacious Tardigrade could work. Maybe.
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