Actually makes a lot of sense. I signed.

@DustinB3403 said in Red Hat Welcomes Ubuntu to the Cool Kids Gnome Club: The link isn't working for me. Is it working for anyone else? Works for me.

https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/12/a-new-vantage-point/

Why so he f**k up Canonical more, all those failed plans where of his era: Ubuntu fail phone Ubuntu fail interface Ubuntu snap apps or packages and moving away far away from Debian unstable repo. The reason why Fedora/Centos works is cause of up-streaming, and Ubuntu long ago forgot about that and now they are swimming alone reinventing the wheel.

Hmmm, if he cares so much about security he should disable the Universe repository, it's full of security holes. Essentially, installing anything from there is an exercise in installing a backdoor. Of course, there's not much choice, you want that software to be available. Though choice

That, too.

Could it be going into the nonfree repository and getting a separate license agreement to accept? Canonical made Ubuntu a household name by including other things like this. Anyone else remember having to mess with codecs?

@dafyre said: @scottalanmiller said: What Windows 10 means for support... I have no idea. You'll notice that I only mentioned Windows Servers in my post due to the somewhat complicated world of the Windows desktop. Isn't Microsoft going to bring that same style of update patterns to Server 2016 as well? Very possible, but they haven't yet.

@wirestyle22 said: Do you think this inclusion is worth a legal battle should one ensue? Hard to say, it's a marketing ploy. How much it convinces people based on the Cult of ZFS thing, is unknown. ZFS has a quite religious following, no real technical reason to exist on Linux, so Canonical's play here is to attract that crowd. Whether it is worth it or not, hard to say.

That's pretty sweet. the Pi is on the clipboard as a project...

Thanks for the write-up.