Ubuntu UDS P Orlando - Mark Shuttleworth Keynote
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@bartjoboy A while ago a lot of people tried linux before it had any drivers or fancy GUI's or any codecs. It wasn't up to par with windows at the time - in fact it paled in comparison. When it was presented to these folks it was presented as 'linux' and not as the distribution. Most people considered it terrifying to have to go into the command line to install everything and the constant breaking gave people headaches. When those people see 'linux' now they instantly remember that experience :(
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@DraconianKindness SSPPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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I worry about Ubuntu Mobile, from Ubuntu history they never were great in implementing a great user interface... I hope it will change...
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I wish we could get this with some decent audio. This is just too straining to listen to, even tho I'd love to hear what he said.
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@st3w132cki3l Internship* >.> Thank you, YouTube, for letting me edit my comments. xD
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@st3w132cki3l Why did Linux have a bad name? I mean, at my internshit, if it wasn't for certain things like Exchange, all of our servers (even domain controllers) would be running Linux. Also, Linux runs on almost every device including your Android smartphone. I don't see why Linux would have a bad name.
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Fuck Steve Jobs. I like Mark Shuttleworth! Mark is the one who's been in space.
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@ballokratoras No different than not seeing the word "Unix" anywhere on a Mac webpage. I agree though, Linux has earned a bad rap. Not undeservedly so though. It's not the easiest to work with, and you have to be willing to get down and dirty a bit to work with it. Ubuntu does rock though, and the many derivatives. (I use Mint Gnome).
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@ballokratoras It's in small print - but it's in a lot of places. It's particularly more prominent in the business section. The sad truth is that Linux has earned a bad rep over the last decade - so they're trying to avoid putting people off of trying Ubuntu/Linux and open source software by leaving out the word 'Linux' until the user has tried it and discovered they like it. That way if they love it then they can say they love Linux. It's hard to avoid the word if you're using the OS.
You know, I love Ubuntu. It is amazing. It is growing, and becoming better and better with every release. It is modern, and will continue to grow because of how modern it is. The Software Center has grown by leaps and bounds. :D Keep going Mark!
ryan4888 3 months ago 42
These keynotes seem to become more professional each year, I really hope Ubuntu and Canonical continue to do well and focus on the long term.
musl1m 3 months ago 26