I can't wait to see what Canonical will do with Android and Ubuntu once the Android kernel is fully merged into the Linux kernel again. That being said, I stil

I can't wait to see what Canonical will do with Android and Ubuntu once the Android kernel is fully merged into the Linux kernel again. That being said, I still think Ubuntu is not ready for most consumers right now. It still feels too much like Linux. I still find myself needing to use commands to do something. That's just completely unacceptable if it wants to target the large consumer market. Once everything you need to do in Ubuntu can be done with point and click, then it will be worth a second look from regular consumers. As for Google, I believe this is the direction they need to take right now. Get a ton of tablet apps on Android, and try to optimize it a bit more for laptops, without compromising on the touch/tablet experience.