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I kind of agree, sorta. On one hand, freedom is freedom. You can't say "here have some freedom" then when people do what they want say, "oh I didn't mean that
by Nightshaxx 10y ago
I kind of agree, sorta.
On one hand, freedom is freedom. You can't say "here have some freedom" then when people do what they want say, "oh I didn't mean that much freedom!"
That said , I think Canonical has a responsibility to do things smarter since they (like it or not) are the face of Linux for a lot of people.
- brendaningram 10y agoWell said, they need to do things smarter. But I guess that's what they are doing with this decision. They've determined that Unity has failed as a commercial endeavour, and now they're moving to something different. It just so happens (in my opinion) that moving to Gnome will not only be better for Canonical, but also for the broader community.