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>Ubuntu 16 is only 2 months from release
>its current alpha release is still built on linux 4.2
>its some how going to be up to 4.4 for final release
shill me on how ubuntu wont be a broken piece of shit that still has amazon preinstalled just simply doesnt (openly) show you its backdoor hooks
>amazon totally isnt siphoning data :3
>i-its just there if you need it for shopping
>you can "remove" it if you want any time ^:)
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>>52390293
>you can "remove" it if you want any time ^:)
Correct.
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You do realize that upgrading kernels is not done huge endeavor, right? Before we got systemd, it was trivial, but now that everything had to be upgraded in lock step, so it's about 2 minutes past trivial.
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>>52390293
Nobody gives a shit about Amazon Botnet OS.
Install Gentoo.
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>only in unity
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you can't
jewbuntu is a botnet of the past
byebye jewbuntu
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>>52390344
lol. Ubuntu LTS is one of the most popular distros, if not the most popular. Check steam survey and wikimedia stats.
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>>52390437
Ubuntu is nothing compared to Windows 10 in terms of spying.
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>>52390562
citation needed
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>>52390293
>m-muh privacy tho, amazon spy drones are circling my house, rip freedom
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>>52390293
Like all LTS and first day releases.... WAIT FOR PATCH DAY
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>>52390491
>having the biggest portion of Linux's 1% desktop market share
Literally who cares, senpai. It's not even close to the most popular distro when it comes to the server market, where Linux is actually relevant.
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>>52390491
However that survey also generalises Linux Mint, Elementary and any other derivitives into the same "Ubuntu" category cause Steam cant see the differences.
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>>52390813
Actually no. Did you even look?
Wikimedia even displays Ubuntu variants such as Kubuntu separately. Even then Ubuntu is the most popular behind Android.
Steam separates Mint, though it's unclear whether it separates k/x/edu buntus.
>>52390703
Ubuntu surpassed RHEL on the top 1M websites surveyed by w3techs.com all the way back in 2012, so it's definitely 'actually relevant' in the server market.
http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1072
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>>52391029
Apologies, my mistake on jumping to assumptions from past experiences.
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