Canonical is really trying hard to become the new Microshaft.
Canonical Announces General Availability of Ubuntu Pro, Free for Up to 5 PCs
https://social.076.moe/url/90001
Canonical Announces General Availability of Ubuntu Pro, Free for Up to 5 PCs
https://social.076.moe/url/90001
@ryo
>promises up to 10 years of security updates, as well as access to exclusive tools.
>These include Ansible, Apache Tomcat, Apache Zookeeper, Docker, Drupal, Nagios, Node.js, phpMyAdmin, Puppet, PowerDNS, Python 2, Redis, Rust, WordPress, ROS, and many others.
You can get most (if not all) of this shit for free.
Either way, Ubuntu is dead to me. I recommend Linux Mint or Zorin OS over Ubuntu in terms of a beginner/normie friendly distro.
From all the things I've seen when people started using Linux via Mint is basically like if Mint was designed to motivate people to go back to Windblows, because they just try way too hard to replicate Windblows.
I'd recommend you start from either Devuan or Artix instead, saw way more success among those people, because both require you to adapt to the Unix way of doing computers, which has a bigger learning curve, but once it clicks you'll never want to go back to proprietary soyware ever again.
I'd recommend you start from either Devuan or Artix instead, saw way more success among those people, because both require you to adapt to the Unix way of doing computers, which has a bigger learning curve, but once it clicks you'll never want to go back to proprietary soyware ever again.
