As a 7 years Ubuntu user, recent releases has been a turn down for me (Desktop releases are letting me down, servers are keeping their quality so far).
The decisions, choices and the fact I need to work hard to tweak the system to get it into a sane level of satisfaction is disappointing.
Hence, when Canonical announces devices releases, I wonder if it is not more of the same?
I still don't have a desktop replacement, but would be happy to find one and try it on.
What happened to do one thing well principle?
Linux deserves an UI shell that will be head to head with OSx. And it seems lie since the unity fork, we are just going far off-the-track - and OSx wins.
The decisions, choices and the fact I need to work hard to tweak the system to get it into a sane level of satisfaction is disappointing.
Hence, when Canonical announces devices releases, I wonder if it is not more of the same?
I still don't have a desktop replacement, but would be happy to find one and try it on.
What happened to do one thing well principle?
Linux deserves an UI shell that will be head to head with OSx. And it seems lie since the unity fork, we are just going far off-the-track - and OSx wins.