I think we have a mini-Microsoft now in the space. It's nowhere near as big of a problem because Canonical doesn't have that tight of a grip on the industry, bu

I think we have a mini-Microsoft now in the space. It's nowhere near as big of a problem because Canonical doesn't have that tight of a grip on the industry, but I get the feeling a lot of "officially supported" things only support Ubuntu and users feel it's stuck to Ubuntu with whatever their stock choices are, just like nobody can use a different OS because all their Windows software is "stuck" on whatever the newest version they "force" users to upgrade to.