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It is actually pretty mind-boggling. at 2:31 pm There was an effort by some folks from Debian (not officially Debian) to work on a distro for Bhutan which uses a language similar to Tibetan. You may want to contact Christian Perrier as He’s Debian’s head translation guy and someone who was involved in the Bhutan effort.
What was Anderson doing while the great networks crashed and burned? Here he is a few weeks later in Bhutan, soaking in an alabaster monastery on a gorgeous November day. Jumping back online for a quick dig, completely at peace that these questions are firmly Not His Problem Anymore. Go take a look at Anderson’s Instagram page.
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