Let Ubuntu charge a dollar or two for Ubuntu OS. I'm ready to pay year on year for the service. Also most big Enterprises are running Ubuntu boxes within their

Let Ubuntu charge a dollar or two for Ubuntu OS. I'm ready to pay year on year for the service. Also most big Enterprises are running Ubuntu boxes within their organization, why don't they contribute? Ubuntu or Canonical don't have an enterprise model? With developers who are paranoid like me, and are willing to pay a dollar or two to opt-out of ads and spywares, let them keep a dialog box for a $ payment during installation or a donate option to opt-out of Amazon ads. And If you don't pay, then you get ads. Makes sense with this model. But having such tie-ups with Amazon and selling user behaviors, their intentions are not clear. They will loose their loyal fan-boys. So am I, who is very paranoid now. Looks like they want to become a B$ company!