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Fair enough, what I meant by "fit and polish" is the visual identity of Ubuntu, from the custom font, to the icons, color scheme and ultimately Unity. They don'
by onosendai 15y ago
Fair enough, what I meant by "fit and polish" is the visual identity of Ubuntu, from the custom font, to the icons, color scheme and ultimately Unity. They don't meet everyone's personal taste, but I don't think anyone can argue that Canonical doesn't spend a lot of time and effort on this front.
- Rusky 15y agoThis is one of the biggest reasons I use Ubuntu over Fedora- their font rendering patches and the custom font are so much nicer looking than anything I've been able to achieve in any other distribution (or even Windows), and they look that way by default.