> Anything that doesn't work or isn't 99.99% stable is a red flag for me. So I do hope that the Ubuntu team puts more focus on making things up to date, rock so

> Anything that doesn't work or isn't 99.99% stable is a red flag for me. So I do hope that the Ubuntu team puts more focus on making things up to date, rock solid, and super stable rather than go chase after new features. Just like a building, you need a stable foundation before building upwards. I agree. I was surprised that the "More QA, testing, stability, general polish" wasn't higher on the list.