Yes, ubuntu and debian share lots of packages. But the approach is radically different and differences between them are growing day by day.
On the other hand, where is that support?. In spain where I work for there is nobody who works for Canonical (as far as I know) so if you want an onsite support you're dead.
Long way to go for canonical to be a real competitor of Red hat and Suse (from the commercial and support point of view, not from the technical side)
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Yes, ubuntu and debian share lots of packages.
But the approach is radically different and differences between them are growing day by day.
On the other hand, where is that support?. In spain where I work for there is nobody who works for Canonical (as far as I know) so if you want an onsite support you're dead.
Long way to go for canonical to be a real competitor of Red hat and Suse (from the commercial and support point of view, not from the technical side)
When a ubuntu topic in Slashdot?