I use Ubuntu on my computers only because I can avoid the Unity insanity and just switch to a standard Gnome 3 experience. Gnome 3 is not Gnome 2 but still is m

I use Ubuntu on my computers only because I can avoid the Unity insanity and just switch to a standard Gnome 3 experience. Gnome 3 is not Gnome 2 but still is more beareable than Unity. The problem with Canonical is they have some kind of Steve Jobs syndrome: when they think they are right, they just disregard any feedback as change-resisting, perhaps just to follow the suggestion 3-4 years later. It goes from NotifyOSD to the Unity Lenses, to the software updates pop-unders, to whoopsie, etc. You can see the pattern, innovating for the sake of change, when no change was needed. Whas it worth? What do they sell, the desktops? No, they sell server support. Looking back, there has never been ever any gain for them coming from a contested new feature. Every time the community protested against something, it turned out to be a bad feature, or at least, something that provided no measurable gain or wide-acceptation. They should perhaps listen a little bit more.