Ubuntu to build its own display server

[axelmasok]

Hi all, the news items have led me to take more notice of what I use or intend on using in the future. I've used Kubuntu from the start but will consider moving to something else if affected by Ubuntu's "interesting" new changes...

[kubicle]

Although Canonical may be retarted when it comes to community relations; they do know how to produce repeatedly one of the best distro bases on the planet and they won't stop anytime soon.

I'd rather say that ubuntu is a good distro base despite Canonical, not because of it (not IMO technically the best, but there's more to a good distro than technical excellence).

I don't have Muon installed, but I agree that a good and versatile GUI package manager is a necessity in a good desktop distro and Muon seems to fit that description very well...and is actively developed so it should only get better (and luckily it's not a Canonical project ).

Oh...and OBS seems like an example of a build service done right.

[dmeyer]

I'd rather say that ubuntu is a good distro base despite Canonical, not because of it (not IMO technically the best, but there's more to a good distro than technical excellence).

I don't have Muon installed, but I agree that a good and versatile GUI package manager is a necessity in a good desktop distro and Muon seems to fit that description very well...and is actively developed so it should only get better (and luckily it's not a Canonical project ).

Oh...and OBS seems like an example of a build service done right.

Kubuntu needs to keep delivering the best .deb KDE distro and I'll be happy. Did you see: http://blog.tenstral.net/2013/03/tanglu.html It came up on planetkde.org a few days back. Looks like maybe a good distro to forge strong working relations with...