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I was excited for Ubuntu Core and then "noped" out as soon as I saw the Ubuntu SSO account requirement. I'm not going to use an OS that you can't login to with
by psanford 6y ago
I was excited for Ubuntu Core and then "noped" out as soon as I saw the Ubuntu SSO account requirement.
I'm not going to use an OS that you can't login to without it phoning home to a third party.
- kyrofa 6y agoYou realize that's literally just to fetch SSH keys, right? It's the authentication method so they don't have to provide a default password. It's not some sort of phone-home method.
- ifmpx 6y agoI, like GP, noped out as soon as I saw the SSO requirement. I also noped out of Microsoft's /free/ embedded offing for the same reason. I don't care why it's needed. I'm not interested in voluntarily tying my business to your product if you're going to restrict access to it this early on.
- psanford 6y agoYeah giving a third party the ability to control what ssh keys get provisioned on a machine isn't a big deal.</sarcasm>