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Message #08068
Re: Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future
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> Ubuntu isn't about choice though. One of Ubuntu's foundational
> principles was that it would be a Linux distribution where the
> developers make the intelligent, informed decisions so people don't
> have to answer 20 questions just to use it. For instance, only one web
> browser is installed by default.
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> On the other hand, Ubuntu isn't a prison either. There's lots of
> browsers and desktop environments available in universe, and generally
> there are lots of ways to customize your Ubuntu. There's a strong
> focus on usability though which limits available choices, such as in
> System Settings.
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> Jeremy Bicha
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Woo, someone who gets it! I had meant more it *can* be about choice. That
the options are out there in the repos and that will remain there. But,
yes, this.
References
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Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future
From: Jonathan Meek, 2012-02-23
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Re: Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future
From: Omar B ., 2012-02-23
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Re: Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future
From: Stefanos Apostolopoulos, 2012-02-23
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Re: Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future
From: Jonathan Meek, 2012-02-23
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Re: Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future
From: Jeremy Bicha, 2012-02-23