Ubuntu started out with a slogan claiming "linux for human beings", and it kept that reputation for well over a decade, with a heavy focus on the desktop.
You can split hairs however you want, but this created a legacy, and is why Ubuntu is still one of the top recommended distributions for beginners.
Ubuntu started out with a slogan claiming "linux for human beings", and it kept that reputation for well over a decade, with a heavy focus on the desktop.
You can split hairs however you want, but this created a legacy, and is why Ubuntu is still one of the top recommended distributions for beginners.
Cool aspirations but I don't think it has significant enterprise deployments compared to RHEL or SLES.
It looks like they have a few paying customers: https://technologychecker.io/technology/ubuntu
And they are slightly behind RHEL: https://commandlinux.com/statistics/linux-server-market-shar...
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