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If you don't care to know then you trust the provider to make the decisions for you. The fact that you found out you don't agree with a decision they made shoul
by eikenberry 13y ago
If you don't care to know then you trust the provider to make the decisions for you. The fact that you found out you don't agree with a decision they made shouldn't really surprise you. It is unlikely that you agree with every decision they made.
- wfunction 13y ago> If you don't care to know then you trust the provider to make the decisions for you. Yeah, and that's also how your provider convinces you to switch to a different provider.
- vidarh 13y agoIf you have not paid them for support, and whine because you can't be bothered to read up on the product, why exactly do you think they'd consider that a loss?
- trentmb 13y agoPerhaps because it ultimately means a smaller install base, which can make Ubuntu less attractive for developers and enterprises, as fewer users are already familiar with it.