Attention Mark Shuttleworth: Don't forget most important feature for Ubuntu 11.04
In one of my most recent “10 Things…” articles, I spoke about what I would like to see come about in Ubuntu 11.04. This came in the wake of the recently released 10.10 and the high praise it will certainly garner. My wishes for 11.04 were (in some cases) a bit lofty or (in other cases) quite understandable.
One “feature” that I intentionally left out of that mix is something I want to address now. This “feature” is one that I have gone on and on about over the last decade or so and begs my attention once again. That “feature” is marketing. Let me explain.
With Ubuntu 10.10 the world is getting one of the most flexible, versatile, stable, and down-right enjoyable operating systems to date. Ubuntu 10.10 improved on what 10.04 brought to us and even added a few new features. And, to put it bluntly, the release is fantastic.
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