Ubuntu smartphones, wearables and going into space: Mark Shuttleworth talks to TNW
t’s the difference between momentary terror and long, drawn out gnawing fear. One of those will kill you and one will just give you a fright.”
That’s the response of Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, when quizzed over whether it’s scarier to go into space or try to launch a unified OS platform. As the first citizen of an independent African country to travel to space and the public face of ensuring the Ubuntu OS makes it onto smartphones and tablets, he should know.
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