When I used Ubuntu about 10 years ago, it was clear that they were pushing to make Linux more accessible. When I dropped by their website last week, it was clea

When I used Ubuntu about 10 years ago, it was clear that they were pushing to make Linux more accessible. When I dropped by their website last week, it was clear that they were more interested in commercial clients. That's fine if that is where success lies for them. There are plenty of other options for Linux users. I do hope that a clear replacement pops up soon. One of the big advantages of Ubuntu's dominance was the ability to suggest a Linux distribution to someone without them receiving a conflicting recommendation from someone else. (That, and I'm not going to suggest my distro of choice simply because it is not suitable for people who are new to Linux.)