Does /g/ hate ubuntu?

>/g/ is a single person
Most people don't.

I think /g/ mostly hates Unity.

I like it to some extent though

>>61688364
if you're using Ubuntu, you might as well use windows 10

>>61688384
What do you prefer?>>61688402
why not Both?

>>61688405
I use ubuntu from a netinstall and just pick what i need.

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>>61688364
yes

OP here im installing Gentoo on a vm what am i in for?

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>>61688364
/g/ is not one person but I personally don't mind ubuntu and I've been using various distros since the pentium 4 days. I like that it manages bootloaders/uefi properly because uefi based shit and bootloading is one specific area of linux where I'm incompetent and can rarely get it working in arch.
I really dislike unity but on the install that is currently on my desktop I just installed vanilla Ubuntu to try it out once again, then stripped it down to what was essentially the server install and built it back up with gnome.
One thing I would like to see ubuntu do is use some over arching repo system for their PPA's and the packages in them similar to arch with the AUR. as the aur is the one thing I miss the most when out of the arch ecosystem. I always find cool unheard of software in there.

>>61688364
reminder that mir is a fork of wayland

Ubuntu before Unity was pretty solid, shit just worked. After Unity I don't know what the fuck they've been doing, everything breaks at random.

>>61688540
reminder that mir doesn't actually exist

>>61688364
Good into to *nix systems, but personally I prefer the BSDs.

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>>61688886
not anymore

>>61688917
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