Many programs that fall outside GPL licenses are not in Debian for good reasons. Ubuntu is good for people that don't have time to custom build and debug out-

Many programs that fall outside GPL licenses are not in Debian for good reasons. Ubuntu is good for people that don't have time to custom build and debug out-of-repo packages. And in many cases the signed boot-loader/kernel gets around some UFEI bios that block end user configuration. Debian is usually the cleaner option, but Ubuntu after heavy modding is more user friendly (i.e. official support for drivers/hardware is more practical.) Cheers =)