Description of how the codenames for Ubuntu work in Mainline Suocéverse.

See: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames

Abstract from the linked page: Each Ubuntu release has a codename comprised of two words: the first is an adjective (or adjective-like word) and the second is the name of an animal in a vulnerable conservation status. Releases are done on a ~6 months cycle so 2 per year, and the releases are named alphabetically so for example one release is P (“Precise Pangolin”), the next one is Q (“Quantal Quetzal”).

Mainline Suocéverse “Ubuntu” releases follow a similar naming scheme. The distribution is likely not named “Ubuntu” (a Bland Name Product is yet to be chosen) but the general release schema stays the same: one or two releases a year, named alphabetically.

• Alphabet used for Suocéversebuntu can be extended from the English alphabet to acquire at least letter Ñ since it's used in now canonized »Ñatu (Pokémon).
• Gaps are left to account for adding at least one more letter in case a future Fakémon adds another starting letter.
• Besides rotating in alphabet order, release names can rotate in three languages: English, Italian and Spanish.

See The Present Era for a correspondence in events.

Names in this page are not definitive, subject to change until publication of the name in a story with concurrent events.

• Bibliotecarian Breloom
• Delectable Dewgong
• Florencian Fraxure

TBD