Shuttleworth on Ubuntu's Direction and Intent
cj2003 writes "Mark Shuttleworth has released a FAQ about Ubuntu's Direction and Intent. It comments on the discussions of funding, of being a Debian-fork or not, of the strange names, and many other 'hot topics' relating to Ubuntu. In his own words: 'This document exists to give the community some insight into my thinking, and to a certain extent that of the Community Council, Technical Board and other governance structures - on some of the issues and decisions that have been controversial.'"
If you don't make a commercial "Ubuntu Professional Edition", how can Ubuntu be sustainable?
I am puzzled, don't Home Editions make money?
Now we are on the naming thing, what's with the "Funky Fairy" naming system?
:-)
Funky Fairy would be an AWESOME name for Ubuntu 6.10!
You know, Microsoft's street address also says a lot about their mentality.
So someone finally made a great distro out of Debian and it's a bad thing?
Yes, but if I had done that my comment would have been well-informed and insightful, leaving no room for anyone to complain. This being Slashdot, I felt it was my duty to shoot from the hip, as it were, and simply fire off my post.
The higher the technology, the sharper that two-edged sword.
I can tell you for sure that I'm pissed that I can't run Windows XP Home on my quad Opteron machine. Pissed, I tell you! And the lack of software RAID, which is clearly better than spending a few bucks on better performing, platform-independant hardware RAID? Why, if it weren't for the availability of VNC servers for free, XP Home would be totally useless.
Maybe you should stick to XP & VISTA. Else, what would people think? And lets not even go into the fact that as a Linux variant, Ubuntu is a member of the unix family. Unixs shouldn't be able to have families anyway. Huh?
If you want your life to be different, live it differently.
Yeah, but once you have the larger penis what's the point of the sportscars?
Debian Cello Conservatory?
Desktop Cruft Collection?
Dramatically Capable Computers?
D C Cisnotanacronym?
Don't Clutch your Crotch?
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Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?
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"Outlook not so good." That magic 8-ball knows everything! I'll ask about Exchange Server next.
Lets just hope we don't see a Hemorrhoid Hank release anytime soon.
Executive ability is deciding quickly and getting someone else to do the work. --John G. Pollard