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I'm very impressed with ubuntu lately. Despite all the drama in the blog space about their technical decisions, from a user's perspective it's a very stable an

I'm very impressed with ubuntu lately. Despite all the drama in the blog space about their technical decisions, from a user's perspective it's a very stable and mature OS. Every upgrade fixes a few little things, makes things a little bit better, and most importantly doesn't break anything. There's very little to get excited about and very little to get annoyed about. It really does just work. On windows or even mac I would wait until a day when I don't have a lot of work that needs to get done to install a new version of the OS, on ubuntu i feel confident clicking okay on the upgrade notification, even if i'm in the middle of something important.

dsirijus 13y ago
That's really the jist of what they bring to the table anyways. I share the same sentiment.
gcb0 13y ago
excluding the printing fiasco, you described Debian. ubuntu is just fast in moving debian unstable packages to their own stable branch, and screwing usability just so they make the experience more apple-like.
- muriithi 13y ago
  Choices are better, no? No one is preventing anyone from giving Debian a spin.
- stefanix 13y ago
  As somebody who used a laptop with touch screen and extensively uses the Unity Dash, I am getting increasingly perplexed by all this complaining about Unity (and also gnome, and windows 8) usability.