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I think part of Shuttleworth's philosophy is that he wants Ubuntu to be(come) an OS that the rest of the world can use, not just the traditional Linux power use
by RK 15y ago
I think part of Shuttleworth's philosophy is that he wants Ubuntu to be(come) an OS that the rest of the world can use, not just the traditional Linux power users, but even the emerging computer markets that may not be able to afford the latest and greatest hardware with a proprietary OS.
- jiggy2011 15y agoEmerging markets pherhaps, although I think that most of these just use pirated Windows already. The problem is that it isn't "an OS the rest of the world can use" for issues not related to the UI. Simply saying "It's like Mac/Windows but uglier with less software and more issues" isn't a compelling sales pitch to anybody.