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I did catch that some people feel so-so about the way Canonical goes or where they might end up, projecting forward, but look at the problem from a different perspective. The convolution of the Linux world itself, speaking of distributions, hinders anything built upon the Linux kernel from evolving into something actually united, as far as the influence of kernel reaches. That could be good, paradoxically, certainly it is some autoregulatory mechanism, defending the current state of the GNU/Linux landscape. But on the other hand, it could be a sign of deadly inertia, a succumbing into black hole of plain inefficiency. Linux wants 10% of the market share? Pursuing the way it goes, we may soon not be able to speak of even half a percent, since if distros further fall away from one another, loosing mutual compatibility seems real. What is Linux, then? Android has gone own way and it seems to be the only truly successful Linux distro remaining open source in existence. But it has solid corporate backing. Nothing open source to the core seems to actually win the market game. Because open source, is deeply incompatible with the currentday capitalist market and in fact the world of property, this is the reason rendering failure. This is also the reason why open source - and the Linux space it has so thoroughly claimed - is being mistrusted. Because it bases upon unknown principle and has unknown goals. But the goals of open source Linux are clear. It is socialism.

So, what does Canonical try to do? Do they try to break down Linux or do they try to help it out? Unless we simply want failure. Because if so, discussion is over.