A refreshing perspective on Ubuntu 12.10

Discussion in 'all things UNIX' started by linuxforall, Nov 10, 2012.

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  1. linuxforall

    linuxforall Registered Member

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    http://linuxblog.darkduck.com/2012/11/ubuntu-1210-your-next-os.html



    Is this a totally new world for Linux? Yes. Is it going to take the world by storm? No. Here's why.

    With Ubuntu 12.10, Linux has grown up and learned to do its own marketing. It's snappy, it's tasteful, and it's aggressively attacking ground in which competitors' customers lie. That's good. But it won't succeed, not yet.

    Why?

    Because in order for people to believe anything free can be good – anything at all – it has to be really good. As in, a better package than something you'd pay for. And Ubuntu 12.10 is good – but it's not that. Not yet.
     
  2. Kyle1420

    Kyle1420 Registered Member

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    From reading the review the writer seems to make it sound as if Ubuntu has made a major leap in 12.10 with marketing, package managing etc.. All these things aren't new... Ubuntu has been constantly moving forward in many different aspects across the board.

    I guess its all a matter of opinion :p I use linux as my main OS 95% of the time and gaming on windows.. But soon that's going to mostly change with Valve and other games making their way over to linux.
     
  3. linuxforall

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    Same here for but for serious deployment I only use LTS, the latest ones are for running on my personal laptop.
     
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