Peak Ubuntu was 18.04 LTS :( But, maybe it's not a bad thing - consider that this maps closely to the app store experiences on both Windows and OS X today. Per

Peak Ubuntu was 18.04 LTS :( But, maybe it's not a bad thing - consider that this maps closely to the app store experiences on both Windows and OS X today. Perhaps it's a great decision for the future users of Ubuntu but not for the current users of Ubuntu. It could turn out beneficial for both Ubuntu and Debian, as I imagine many will switch over. And as much as I'm married to my current X11, it's pretty cool to see them push Wayland through. Ubuntu is not for me anymore, but I still appreciate what they have done and are still doing for Linux, regardless of what I think of their product and market decisions. Looks like Mint/MATE is the new Ubuntu for desktop and Debian has always been for server?