Ubuntu considers switch to a rolling release model between LTS editions

[Mindovermaster Global Moderator]

To be fair Ubuntu has been looking to spread itself around in all sorts of already heavily dominated markets.

Explanation? I only heard on Ubuntu phones, nothing else. What else are they breaking upon?

[tim_s]

I beleive they also looked to create Ubuntu TV - I maybe wrong.

[Brandon H Supervisor]

Explanation? I only heard on Ubuntu phones, nothing else. What else are they breaking upon?

let's see, ubuntu one is a good example. netbooks used to have their own version. there was the previous ubuntu phone (android but housed the full ubuntu OS which you could use by docking the phone to a monitor. still want to see this be a reality personally)

i believe there were a few other things they did or were talking about doing as well, but those are just a few off the top of my head

[Mindovermaster Global Moderator]

Ubuntu One is just your netbook with a simplified version of Ubuntu on it, what more you need? Now going on phones, is a bit of a different architecture than i386/64.

[Brandon H Supervisor]

Ubuntu One is just your netbook with a simplified version of Ubuntu on it, what more you need? Now going on phones, is a bit of a different architecture than i386/64.

you're confused. Ubuntu One is ubuntu's cloud service. their netbook version of Ubuntu was literally called Ubuntu Netbook Remix

[medhunter]

it is not a bad move, actually.I think this is alittle bit more sleek

[+longgonebn Subscriber²]

They just came out and said they aren't doing it, at least not any time soon.

[paxa]

it's about time. lookin forward for this for quite some time

[Mindovermaster Global Moderator]

Care to back up yourself, bman?