Ubuntu under investigation by Turkish attorney general

[Hervé Fache]

Other than Ubuntu being considered Kurdish when it is just
international, isn't the problem here that there is no Turkish version
of it?

If this is the case, I suggest the Kurdish speakers amongst us (not me
then ;-) try to provide some support, so Ubuntu can be used in Turkey
(always easy to give work to others, i'n'it?).

What I would like to understand is:
- did someone complain about Ubuntu being Kurdish?
- are they just studying Ubuntu because they'd like to use it in
governmental offices?

Very confusing stuff...
Hervé.