I'm curious, for what reasons do you prefer Ubuntu over Debian? Now that Ubuntu dropped Unity and began defaulting to GNOME 3 it's even closer to Debian. The t

I'm curious, for what reasons do you prefer Ubuntu over Debian? Now that Ubuntu dropped Unity and began defaulting to GNOME 3 it's even closer to Debian. The things they change from Debian are usually things I disapprove of, such as communicating with proprietary services. I think it also tracks user analytics by default, unlike Debian which shows you a modal during installation asking for permission to regularly keep track of your installed packages; and they set the default value to "disabled".