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I've seen it used in a big financial firm that processes card-holder data, but they were phasing it out in favor of Redhat. Still, Ubuntu is a solid choice for
by toss1941 10y ago
I've seen it used in a big financial firm that processes card-holder data, but they were phasing it out in favor of Redhat. Still, Ubuntu is a solid choice for servers I believe, it seems to have fallen out of favor in some places though.
Second your desktop comment, Unity is unusable for me.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoOkay. Yeah, it wasn't even Unity. I prefer i3 anyways. It's more that I like the bleeding edge (I need it for a lot of stuff), and I hate having to re-install every six months.
- idobai 10y agoWhy do you reinstall it in every six months? It should be reinstalled - or just "upgraded" after every two years - you just need to stick to the LTS versions. Ubuntu as a distro gets better support as a desktop OS and it integrates with more DEs better than other distros. Also, unity is one of the most stables DEs with compositors while having an excellent graphical performance(compared to most DEs of course).