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Poll: How many lines of code have the Linux Lite devs produced?
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Competiton - Guess how many lines of code Linux Lite Developers have produced
#31
Nice one Torreydale.

Well done.......... Smile Smile Smile
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#32
Congrats Torreydale!!!!

(06-30-2016, 11:37 AM)Jerry link Wrote: the actual figure of 13,518. With so many high guesses, it's somewhat comforting to me to know that with so little unassumed code, we can do so much.

WOW that's it...  :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o
Hats off to you Jerry and the Dev's !!!!
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#33
well done @torreydale  8)
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#34
Congrats torreydale.
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#35
Congratulations, torreydale.

Now are you or Jerry going to explain in plain English what it all means?  ;D

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#36
Congrats "Torreydale"
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#37
Congratulations, torreydale.  8)
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