Serious question here: now that Ubuntu switched to Gnome and also experiments with its various features, how would these changes effect its user base?
I see many discussions on Jow Forums about how bad Ubuntu has become and some Anons hate the new Gnome desktop, so I thought it'd be productive to dedicate a thread to these problems.
The future of Ubuntu
Andrew Fisher
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Caleb Roberts
Manjaro ftw
Julian Miller
>being productive
>posting on Jow Forums
good meme user
Jose Torres
I miss Unity so much
Ryder Smith
I hated unity. I started with gnome2 and loved its simplicity, customizability and speed. With the introduction of unity my desktop became unusable, it was slow, extremely unstable and hard to customize.
Therefore, I switched to fvwm crystal then, since I did not want to rely on stupid devs that push half- finished software. Gnome3 seems to be even worse.
I guess that fvwm-crystal will.be around for a few more decades, and that's all I need from ubuntu.
I guess that a lot of ubuntu users feel this way. This means that a lot of them will just get the.new.distro, but without using canonicals bloat.
I could switch to Debian as well, but Ubuntu has a larger user base, so better community support. I'm more lazy to switch than loyal to canonical.
Ethan Jenkins
it has been, is, and will be the non-autist's distro of choice for the foreseeable future
Blake Robinson
Go SuSe and never look back.
Jacob Wilson
Fagboi suggests Ubuntu Archfag version
Leo Collins
Don't know don't care. I use Fedora KDE now and if I don't stay here, I'm definitely not going back to Ubuntu or Gnome.
Carson Mitchell
*tips*
I'm more of a Debian Xfce guy myself.
It's simply the only thinking man's choice.