Ubuntu GNOME Is Becoming Default, Mark Shuttleworth Insults, and New Ubuntu GNOME Video
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Ubuntu GNOME Is Becoming Default Flavor, Unity 7 Will Be Installable from Repos
A lot is happening in the Ubuntu world these days after Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth shocked the entire Linux community when he announced that the Unity 8 user interface would no longer be developed.
Unity 8 was the latest vision of Canonical for the future of the Ubuntu desktop, along with convergence. It was supposed to give Ubuntu a bump by acting the same on both mobile and PCs, something that no other GNU/Linux distribution does, at least not at the moment of writing this article.
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Mark Shuttleworth says some free software folk are 'deeply anti-social' and 'love to hate'
Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth has labelled some members of the free software community habitual, hateful and reflexive contrarians.
Shuttleworth added a comment to his own Google+ post thanking those who worked on Ubuntu's recently-abandoned Unity Project.
But as he read the comments on that post, his mood changed and he soon added a comment about past debate on the Mir windowing system.
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[Video] Ubuntu Gnome - The Future is Now
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