Originally posted by Andrecorreia
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I care if it means support for my use cases (which at no point implies smartphones). If it makes my experience on the desktop worse (for example, if it leads to devs having to choose either one platform or the other), I don't care about how many users it has. I mean, yay for Android users, but it doesn't help me at all. How does more users help me? Well, if it gets relevant to more devs, specially in the commercial side (the free software side is pretty much friendly to Linux because it's free), it might help me. Right now, I don't see a lot of devs coming to Linux because of Ubuntu. The most relevant one being Valve, might as well be here just because they want to make their own console, and have nothing to do with Ubuntu. I like to have an easy to use distro to recommend to my friends (and to use myself when I lack the time to properly customize a distro to my needs, as I'm doing right now), too, but not at any cost.
Also, Red Hat gave up? When? Red Hat is currently making a lot more money than Canonical.
Originally posted by johnc
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Originally posted by johnc
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