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Yea, like when Ubuntu switched from System V init to Upstart. Or when they created Mir to replace X. Or when they created Snap for distro-independent packages.
by tmtvl 7mo ago
Yea, like when Ubuntu switched from System V init to Upstart. Or when they created Mir to replace X. Or when they created Snap for distro-independent packages. Or when they forked GNOME into Unity.
...man, when did Ubuntu start losing every battle they fought?
- estimator7292 7mo agoWhen they started slipping ads into aptitude. I think that's when most of us started giving Canonical the side-eye