Ubuntu used to be one thing, and it was exactly what I wanted.
Now they're something else, and that's OK, but it's not what I want, and that's OK too.
At the moment I'm hanging on to the parts I want by my fingernails, running the nicely minimal Lubuntu. But I think the writing's on the wall that eventually Ubuntu/Canonical will have no interest in supporting the various Ubuntu derivatives, and I'll need to fall back to something like LXDE on Debian. And that's OK too.
Ubuntu used to be one thing. Now they're something else. That's OK. So long, and thanks for all the updates.
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Ubuntu used to be one thing, and it was exactly what I wanted.
Now they're something else, and that's OK, but it's not what I want, and that's OK too.
At the moment I'm hanging on to the parts I want by my fingernails, running the nicely minimal Lubuntu. But I think the writing's on the wall that eventually Ubuntu/Canonical will have no interest in supporting the various Ubuntu derivatives, and I'll need to fall back to something like LXDE on Debian. And that's OK too.
Ubuntu used to be one thing. Now they're something else. That's OK. So long, and thanks for all the updates.