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> So in general if someone recognises they've made a mistake, they should continue on making that same mistake regardless? Doesn't sound to me like Canonical i
by tradesmanhelix 10y ago
> So in general if someone recognises they've made a mistake, they should continue on making that same mistake regardless?
Doesn't sound to me like Canonical is admitting a mistake. Quote from OP:
"This has been, personally, a very difficult decision, because of the force of my conviction in the convergence future, and my personal engagement with the people and the product, both of which are amazing." (emphasis added)
My point is that Canonical's behavior, both in 2010 and now, is bad corporate citizenship. They're showing very little regard for their users and their community.
> If enough people want it, Unity can continue to exist as a community-led project, just like how GNOME 2 got saved by MATE.
Honestly, I hope that doesn't happen. If convergence and Ubuntu Phone aren't happening, I'd rather see the resources go into other DEs that already have a strong community like KDE, GNOME, or MATE.