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Ubuntu fans are good in setting up straw men and then attacking them. That applies equally to the forums of most other distros. They do not believe in abusing their power to force the user into their own philosophical beliefs. In this respect the Ubuntu “philosophy” seems to follow the practices of most other distros. Most GNU/Linux distros provide Free Software and most distros offer optional proprietary drivers. Hey… how’d I get on top of this soap box? In short, I think that Ubuntu has gotten right many of the things that we Unix-heads have been too arrogant, fearful, or disconnected to understand. Have a warm, helpful, and caring community, made up in great part of people like them, to help them get started. Have a distro that made sane decisions based upon the needs of the user and not some ivory tower philosophy or concept enterprise best practice.Ĥ.

I know I’m probably gushing a bit, but to me Ubuntu is at the forefront of ushering out the old guard that wants to tell new users to RTFM, and that they just need to come back when they’ve learned more (never mind that the new user may be a brain surgeon in his day job), and ushering in a new wave of users who would never take the plunge if they did not:ģ. I’ve been a Unix admin since 1988, and I regard it quite highly as a resource. And the forums are an endless fountain of good information. RTFM is not tolerated there for an instant. Of course, the Ubuntu Forums are a tremendous resource. They recognize that for the average, nontechnical computer user, if they, the distro maintainer, do not make any sort of provision for allowing the user to install whatever software they want, trusting them to make an informed decision, they are, in effect, using their superior technical position to coerce the user. Unlike some other distros, they do not believe in abusing their power to force the user into their own philosophical beliefs. And then, after they have done their best… let the user decide if they want to add proprietary software to their own machine. Include the minimum possible of proprietary drivers.Ĥ. I agree that Ubuntu and its community understands marketing better than most of the rest of the OSS community.īut Ubuntu also sees the towering obstacles that “normal, non-computer experts” face as towering obstacles, and not as mole hills like, for example, the Fedora devs do. “””Yes, Ubuntu have hit the nail on the head with marketing – they aren’t doing anything that is radically different from a number of other distributions – it is their clever marketing that has seen them taking the distro popularity crown among desktop enthusiasts.”””

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