What Does Sabily Mean?
Sabily, formerly known as Ubuntu Muslim Edition, is a Linux distribution release that was supported from 2007 to 2011. It offers different sorts of support for Muslim users, including Arabic language support; different types of monitoring capabilities for filtering out objectionable material; and even features for recognizing Muslim prayer times.
Techopedia Explains Sabily
Although successive versions were released from 2007 to 2011, Sabily is now considered “dormant.” An end-of-life process for Sabily was done in 2011 when it was announced that no other updates or security features would be released.
Other features of Sabily include a Q’uran study tool and an Islamic calendar. More information on how users can take advantage of Sabily can be found on Sabily user forums online.
