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There are few errors but basically copying, what I have posted since 2010 in Google blog post. I do not have a blog post in Amazon. 

Thank YOU Google.

Since I have 40 odd books in different topics in both print and digital including Buddhism, Amazon may be promoting my books.

I do not promote myself since it hinders my work.

I am currently working on six books.

Since my name appears in YouTube as a commentator when some guys make false information in the open Web.

This is a new phenomenon after "Jungi Aragalaya" or so called illegal dethroning of a legally elected president (very bad precedence), and also I am considering to quit the internet which I call Universal Junk Yard (U.J.Y.).

By the way, I had the intention of making a Linux CD/DVD and its intended name was "Asokaplus". 

I used Suse Linux extensively, which AI missed, and Suse had a "Studio Linux Utility" where one can add or delete certain portions to make a live CD/DVD. For no reason, perhaps commercial interests Suse aborted this project and I made a private web page with WWW. WordPress.com which is PUBLIC now.

This is the very reason, I have gone into almost Digital Zeroing with theInternet. Internet has become a Universal Junk Yard (U.J.Y.) of information.                 

For me to engaging in the Internet, to counteract misinformation, except on this occasion, is not something, I wish to do in my twilight years.

26 •Linux in Sinhala-Hanthana Linux included (by Dr.Asoka Dissanayake (Medical) on 2011-02-21 12:09:10 GMT from Sri Lanka).

I do not have the typical Motley Fool Approach.

I have waited over a decade to see a Linux version in Sinhala and finally it has arrived,

Our own Anurahdha who was an expert in Linux and especially Debian initiated it well over a decade ago and he produced an experimental version named Sinhala Linux (I still have a copy).

Then after 1994 tsunami he was drawn into presidential task force (had nothing going on at that time) to steer all web applications and e-commerce and the Sinhala Project was push to a back burner. 

I have been testing Live CDs (over 150 now, except Ubuntu) for the last 18 months and when I tested Debian 6 I accidentally discovered Sinhala Installation Capability which was a pleasant surprise. I downloaded all the Debian CDs and some DVDs for testing and they we pretty good.

Immediately blogged this fact at parafox and asokaplus (using them for promoting Linux 100) my rambling spaces in the web.

I am trying to distribute these Debian CDs / DVDs after thorough testing

But I personally prefer to install them in English which is second nature to me and activate the Sinhala capability afterward since the Sinhala terminology is somewhat GREEK to me.

Mind you Debian is not for the weak minded and certainly not for a newbie or a novice.

And today I find Hanthana (I live down the Hanthana Range- on the other side of the University) Linux 3.6 GB DVD released which is Fedora 14.

It takes 3 to 10 days to download a DVD in Sri-Lanka and very few will bother to download it.

Now I have tested all Fedora 14 releases and Fubuntu (installed only Fubuntu for further testing) and all Fedora CDs freeze in installation (tried on several of my computers) but did not bother to see Sinhala capability.

In fact, because of this nuance in Fedore 14 I decided to download all the 6 (5 CDs and one netboot) Fedora CDs for posterity.

It has some problem with the Grub file too.

I cut my teeth with Redhat 8 and 9.

Debian I learned many moons later.

Then again Fedora 3 was the first Linux to allow Sinhala font in Open Office and later Mnadrake.

I wonder whether the introduction of Sinhala font into a an experimental Linux distribution is a wise decision (hope my reservation prove wrong).

Anyway we have two robust distributions having Sinhala capability.

I hope Ubuntu will pick the trend and run faster than both of them.

I won't pass my judgement just for a little while!

"Asokaplus" refers to the personal name of the author, Dr. Asoka Dissanayake, who wrote a book titled “Introductory Lessons in Linux”, which is available as an eBook on Amazon. The term "asokaplus linux" does not refer to a specific Linux distribution or technology, but rather to the book and its author's name.

Here's a breakdown:

Asokaplus:

This is likely a personalized name or brand associated with Dr. Asoka Dissanayake.

Introductory Lessons in Linux:

This is the title of the eBook written by Dr. Dissanayake, focusing on Linux for beginners.

"Asokaplus Linux":

When used together, it most commonly refers to the content of the book and its connection to the author's name.

Introductory Lessons In Linux (1) eBook : Dissanayake, Dr. Asoka ...

Asokaplus; 1st edition (31 Oct. 2011); Language: English; File size: 125 KB; Text-to-Speech: Enabled; Screen Reader: Supported; En..

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S.B. Asoka Dissanayake was a blogger and author who wrote extensively on the topic of Linux, even creating his own Linux blog. His work, such as his eBook Linux Revisited: Vision, focused on promoting Linux and free software, aiming to find a small space in national media to discuss these topics.

About S.B. Asoka Dissanayake's Work

Blogger and Author:

He maintained a blog, https://www.amazon.com.aLinux-Revisited-

S-B.Asoka.Dissanayake-ebook/dp/B017DEWVXY "the Linux-100", and authored books and an eBook about Linux.

Focus on Linux:

His writings were dedicated to promoting Linux and free software (FOSS), a topic he felt was neglected by national media.

Historical Perspective:

In his book Linux Revisited: Vision, he documented his extensive experience with Linux, noting the rapid changes in the operating system and the importance of its historical context.

Motivation:

He sought to educate and inform people about Linux and free software, as he believed it was crucial informationmissing from the media.