Ubuntu has always tried to be (with mixed success) "Linux for everyone else". At some points that just meant it was relatively easy to install and had a pleasin

Ubuntu has always tried to be (with mixed success) "Linux for everyone else". At some points that just meant it was relatively easy to install and had a pleasing UI. At other points they've really tried to push their way outside of the primary userbase of Linux. Successful or not, I'm glad someone out there is at least giving it a try. Imagine a world where desktop Linux isn't just for nerds. Where more than one consumer-facing laptop comes with Linux pre-installed, vetted, and actively supported.