> Canonical really tried to push the whole account login thing And yet Ubuntu has no "account login thing", and Windows has one. If Ubuntu is doing thing you d

> Canonical really tried to push the whole account login thing And yet Ubuntu has no "account login thing", and Windows has one. If Ubuntu is doing thing you dislike, it can be easily forked (that's a bit what Pop does, and it works well). > If it makes you feel better that your chosen distro doesn't have as many options enabled by default and that you can't have a common user account to sync settings across multiple desktops, that's awesome. But I think that ignores a fundamental way humans use computers and the web -- regardless of OS. You're being surveilled. Linux isn't going to save you. I'm glad I'm not using Windows if that's the opinion of a developer advocate at Microsoft.