Dear kubuntu,
Just a short note to say how impressed I am with kubuntu 13.04. I am a long time linux user (mostly Mandriva/Mageia). Recently different issues have convinced me to try other distributions. What I have found is that all have their strengths and all have at least one weakness. However, kubuntu seems to be the best overall. There is less tinkering needed and there is a certain feeling of quality about it that is hard to explain. Smooth and predictable (in a positive fashion) are the words that come to mind. Interestingly, it definitely works much better than Netrunner 13.06 on my hardware configuration. The kubuntu developers definitely have a better handle on how far to push the limits of innovation and still maintain a quality distribution.
I have always steered away from kubuntu for several reasons but I hope I can stay with kubuntu awhile. It seems the future for kubuntu will be interesting given the inherent connection to Cananical/Ubuntu and the changes they are considering. I hope kubuntu can maintain its autonomy to produce the best overall KDE distribution while continuing to leverage the benefits of the ubuntu foundation.
Thanks for a superb distribution and many wishes for continued success.
falcon40
Just a short note to say how impressed I am with kubuntu 13.04. I am a long time linux user (mostly Mandriva/Mageia). Recently different issues have convinced me to try other distributions. What I have found is that all have their strengths and all have at least one weakness. However, kubuntu seems to be the best overall. There is less tinkering needed and there is a certain feeling of quality about it that is hard to explain. Smooth and predictable (in a positive fashion) are the words that come to mind. Interestingly, it definitely works much better than Netrunner 13.06 on my hardware configuration. The kubuntu developers definitely have a better handle on how far to push the limits of innovation and still maintain a quality distribution.
I have always steered away from kubuntu for several reasons but I hope I can stay with kubuntu awhile. It seems the future for kubuntu will be interesting given the inherent connection to Cananical/Ubuntu and the changes they are considering. I hope kubuntu can maintain its autonomy to produce the best overall KDE distribution while continuing to leverage the benefits of the ubuntu foundation.
Thanks for a superb distribution and many wishes for continued success.
falcon40
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