By mswatcher
via techrepublic.com
Published: Mar 12 2013 / 12:40
I’ve been holding my tongue on this issue for quite some time now. I’ve sat back and watched as so many in the Linux community have bristled and argued that Canonical (and thus, Ubuntu) are alienating the majority of the Linux community with their actions. Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth, and Ubuntu are being vilified as if they no longer
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Comments
Miloskov replied ago:
FOSS zealots are the people that dont let Linux get to mainstream, Are the same folks that scary everyone that touch Linux or the community. Ubuntu is doing everything to bring Linux to mainstream, Kudos to Ubuntu people.
eelmore replied ago:
Two things: Linux people never cared too much what those Ubuntu guys did--it's a toy Linux. Also, you think that Linux is somehow not mainstream?
Miloskov replied ago:
You are living in other planet, We are talking here about Linux Desktop. thats the whole problem isnt?. Im not talking about embedded or Server that is other story.
eelmore replied ago:
Desktop computing itself is falling out of the mainstream.
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