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It was like 15 years ago, but I though Canonical threw some red flags when they had that terrible ubuntu GUI update to have a ribbon. Completely unnecessary, 1
by hospitalJail 3y ago
It was like 15 years ago, but I though Canonical threw some red flags when they had that terrible ubuntu GUI update to have a ribbon.
Completely unnecessary, 100% visual, and made everything worse.
I bailed from them shortly after that, even with the option to use other GUIs. As Linux desktop has matured, it hasnt been necessary to go back to Ubuntu.
I imagine most of Canonical's power comes from users who don't try new things, or corporations who are too big to change anything.
- lproven 3y ago> that terrible ubuntu GUI update to have a ribbon. Which one was that? No version of Ubuntu I've ever seen has ribbons. This is one of the reasons I like it. Do you mean when they switched from Unity to GNOME?
- hospitalJail 3y agoYeah that sounds right. I can't quite remember the details because it has been 15 years and I loved trying different distros in general. I wasn't tied to the Ubuntu platform. I suppose if I'm tied to anything, its the Debian branch of distros.
- galkk 3y agoAs I suspect that op meant that left sidebar that Ubuntu actually introduced with Unity. It was definitely ugly and unnecessary, especially with Amazon button on it by default (if I recall correctly).
- lproven 3y agoAh, could be, by the timing. The wording threw me off. I loved Unity. I still use it today.