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they seem to be positioning itself the same way Ubuntu was back in 2004 or so, before Canonical made a hard pivot into where they are today. That space isn't an
by riffic 6y ago
they seem to be positioning itself the same way Ubuntu was back in 2004 or so, before Canonical made a hard pivot into where they are today. That space isn't an easy one to operate in.
This is the distrowatch page describing the technical details underpinning Endless:
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=endless https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=endless
- lproven 6y agoNot really, no. Ubuntu was broadly a continuation of the UserLinux project. A simple, easy-to-install distro, with a single example of each of the mainstream app categories. An installer that asks only the most essential questions; no software ones, no hardware-config ones, not even a root password. But nonetheless a mainstream distro with mainstream choices. Endless is quite different.