One thing I don't understand is why companies don't pay Canonical for support? Is it such a bad thing to pay for Linux support?
I wonder if companies that have chosen Ubuntu LTS think they are supporting Canonical and its developers just because they are running Ubuntu. This article doesn't mention Canonical at all.
Support Debian developers is a great thing but Canonical probably spends tons of money and I rarely see companies saying "I chose Canonical and Ubuntu because...".
DISCLAIMER: I work for a company that provides Linux support services
I wonder if companies that have chosen Ubuntu LTS think they are supporting Canonical and its developers just because they are running Ubuntu. This article doesn't mention Canonical at all.
Support Debian developers is a great thing but Canonical probably spends tons of money and I rarely see companies saying "I chose Canonical and Ubuntu because...".
DISCLAIMER: I work for a company that provides Linux support services
EDIT: Typos