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Where the heck have you been? :)

You know economic theory is so romantic and blissful, but when the realities don't reflect the assumptions of the theory, it isn't very useful. If all your clients got Windows pre-installed (metaphorically speaking) your supplier wouldn't sell more than 5 units of anything.

Do I?

Well, I don't know how many employees Redhat has but Debian literally has *thousands* of developers. Probably more than any other distro. So my point here is that what differentiates Ubuntu is how they use their resources. It absolutely does not, people have to know about it first.

Wouldn't know, haven't tried it for 10 years.

Yes, but they are very general and discuss linux distributions in general. No one distribution has all those issues though.

I'm a sucky salesman. And frankly not a very committed one. We need Graham and Rami in here.

Yes, but what has his millions bought the distro? It's not like he's paying people to write these reviews. And it's not like others don't have a good backing, Fedora is backed by the biggest linux company there is.

Hey Desmond, long time buddy :)

For some of you Ubuntu was the first distro. Others have been around longer than that. In the rich distro landscape, everyone tends to find something that pleases them personally. Meanwhile I keep singling out Ubuntu like it's the best thing ever. Why is that? This is why...