kittenzrulz123, 2 years ago

I’ll address all your points

1. It’s just GNOME but slightly modified
2. How? Gnome includes a terminal that technically exists (even if slow)
3. Just use sudo

As for the differences

1. Ubuntu is open source (Android =/= AOSP)
2. Sudo is enabled
3. Ubuntu repository
4. Gnome is a proper desktop (and can even be a traditional desktop with extensions)
5. Can be heavily modified
6. Telemetry can be disabled
7. The most controversial feature (snaps) can be removed
8. Ubuntu uses the standard Linux kernel
9. It’s a desktop operating system
10. It’s not owned by a multi billion dollar ad company