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Why shouldn't Ubuntu take the next step and pre-install the weather application if that's what Ubuntu thinks most of its users will want?
by treis 4y ago
Why shouldn't Ubuntu take the next step and pre-install the weather application if that's what Ubuntu thinks most of its users will want?
- ashwagary 4y agoSounds like they don't want to turn Ubuntu into what the Windows users above are complaining about.
- debatem1 4y agoBecause even if Ubuntu knows that, users often want conflicting things. User A may want a weather app preinstalled; user B may not want their computer knowing their location. User A and user B might even be the same person. And that's assuming Ubuntu knows it, which let's be real, Ubuntu isn't great at knowing what its users want. And all of that is assuming it's even true that most people do want a weather app.
- hnuser123456 4y agoIt shouldn't be preinstalled, but it should be easy to find professionally reviewed applications for the most common user application categories. Android's Google Play Store has "editor's choice" for example. If Ubuntu is trying to be THE desktop linux, this is something they should be doing.