This is pretty strange. Last week I started doing quite a bit of work on my Ubunuty/Unity desktop. I got pretty miffed when I couldn't create simple desktop launchers. So I checked out some other desktops and decided to use Cinnamon. Unfortunately Ubuntu's Cinnamon is a bit buggy particularly when it goes to sleep and you wake it up again.
As such I installed Fedora 25 Cinnamon and It's been great so far.
The NEXT DAY I read an article that Ubuntu is discontinuing Unity.
Then the DAY AFTER THAT I hear that Ubuntu has been sending my input information to Amazon and possibly others. I wasn't aware of this. I don't recall ever being given the option to OPT-OUT.
Whatever the reason, I think Canonical is being just a little dishonest with it's users and the effects are starting to show.
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AT&T's motives have to be covertly hostile.
This is pretty strange. Last week I started doing quite a bit of work on my Ubunuty/Unity desktop. I got pretty miffed when I couldn't create simple desktop launchers. So I checked out some other desktops and decided to use Cinnamon. Unfortunately Ubuntu's Cinnamon is a bit buggy particularly when it goes to sleep and you wake it up again. As such I installed Fedora 25 Cinnamon and It's been great so far. The NEXT DAY I read an article that Ubuntu is discontinuing Unity. Then the DAY AFTER THAT I hear that Ubuntu has been sending my input information to Amazon and possibly others. I wasn't aware of this. I don't recall ever being given the option to OPT-OUT. Whatever the reason, I think Canonical is being just a little dishonest with it's users and the effects are starting to show.