> "or because Linux has bad publicity as geeky stuff" No, more like Linux has bad publicity as obtuse and difficult - which it very often is with many other di

> "or because Linux has bad publicity as geeky stuff" No, more like Linux has bad publicity as obtuse and difficult - which it very often is with many other distros. Ubuntu is (intended to be) Linux that "just works". I don't think Canonical is afraid of "oh no Linux, nerds!", they're more likely afraid of "oh no Linux, like [insert other distro where you spend more time tweaking configs and compiling your kernel than using it]!"