Yup. Ubuntu just works. Many Linux zealots don't like that, while saying they want the world to use their god in reality they don't want their small exclusive club of configfilehackers to be broken open by people who can just use the OS without spending hours pouring over obscure scripts and configurations to get the simplest thing done.

>in reality they don't want their small exclusive club of configfilehackers to be broken open by people who can just use the OS without spending hours pouring over obscure scripts and configurations to get the simplest thing done.

That's exactly why I don't use Ubuntu :cheesy:. If there's no challenge to using a distro, it takes away all the fun.

masochist I just want mine to work so I can do things with them.
Programming, running servers on them, stuff like that. If I need to spend more time getting them running than actually using them there's a good chance of them being thrown against a wall at high speed for one last gratifying shower of parts.

I believe that is the next progression for google. BUt no one knows what google has up its sleeves. Maybe google will own Microsoft or vice versa in the future

>That's exactly why I don't use Ubuntu . If there's no challenge to using a distro, it takes away all the fun.

That was my outlook when I was at uni but now I actually need to get some work done