03-18-2024, 04:28 AM
After investigating what's going on (wrong) with Ubuntu 24.04 I've come to the conclusion it's permanent.
Canonical and Msoft has been working together for some years now with Msoft attending Ubuntu conferences. Nothing wrong with that except these are contradictory economic systems. Ubuntu get most of their software for free from Debian and volunteer programmers. Somehow this good will has been corporatized in a partnership that is supposed to be good for the users. I don't believe it. This is all about money.
It was just a matter of time before Ubuntu started breaking -down.
The problem with Msoft is they force people to jump thru endless hoops and deviations to get anything done. I don't like that.
So I'm moving on possibly to Debian. Debian 12.5 looks good and is a reputable distribution. BTW I don't thing Mint is going to be sucked-in to the Canonical vortex
Canonical and Msoft has been working together for some years now with Msoft attending Ubuntu conferences. Nothing wrong with that except these are contradictory economic systems. Ubuntu get most of their software for free from Debian and volunteer programmers. Somehow this good will has been corporatized in a partnership that is supposed to be good for the users. I don't believe it. This is all about money.
It was just a matter of time before Ubuntu started breaking -down.
The problem with Msoft is they force people to jump thru endless hoops and deviations to get anything done. I don't like that.
So I'm moving on possibly to Debian. Debian 12.5 looks good and is a reputable distribution. BTW I don't thing Mint is going to be sucked-in to the Canonical vortex