What Do You Dislike or Hate About Ubuntu?

When applying to become an Ubuntu developer, part of the application process asks "what [do you] like least in Ubuntu." This has provided Canonical with a lot of feedback about Ubuntu from potential developers. Only now though is a concise list of these negative items being made available publicly.

Daniel Holbach has written to the development mailing list with these "what I like least in Ubuntu" items.

Among the items voiced by these potential Ubuntu developers is that the development process has top-down decisions and too much bureaucracy, the review process is slow, the short Ubuntu release cycle brings many bugs/regressions, there's poorly tested software included in Ubuntu, and even PulseAudio problems. Below is the published list in full.

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= Development Processes =
 (4) review process:
     - too slow (2)
     - reviewers should go the extra mile (be more humane)
     - there should be more peer review
 (2) developer application docs:
     - too complicated,
     - unclear expectations
 (1) SRU process
 (1) missing mentoring programme
 (1) top-down decisions
 (1) bureaucracy

= QA =
 (3) release cycle:
     - short release cycle brings in many regressions/bugs often, (2)
     - changes in LTS cycle too agressive
 (2) bug triage:
     - too hasty
     - so many bugs, can't give bugs the attention they deserve
 (1) poorly tested software is in the archive

= Development Workflow =
 (3) peers not trying to get stuff into Debian
 (1) shortcomings of UDD

= Software =
 (1) Qt translations not in LP(?)
 (1) U-boot binaries for each supported OMAP3 board
 (1) shortcomings of Java in Debian/Ubuntu
 (1) can't use Magic Mouse fully
 (1) the lack or backwardness of C# bindings
 (1) PulseAudio problems (in the process of being fixed)
 (1) package maintenance of claws

= Other =
 (1) Virtually no community involvement or development into Ubuntu backend infrastructure(?)