As a Ubuntu Member and Contributor I have to say that it saddens me to
see so a "heated discussion" in the bug tracker and I personally feel
that Community engagement is better here than any other distro or FOSS
project. I understand some people are up in arms about Unity and
usability issues and that there are some who have chosen to leave the
community over the introduction of Unity.

I personally am a Gnome2.32 fan and love simplistic panels and I swore
for many months I would never use Unity as a full time desktop and even
considered moving to Xubuntu but in the end I noticed that a lot of
people I respect (Hardcore Devs) were making the plunge with little or
no complaint and I gave Unity a spin and now it is what I use by
default. I'm still concerned that Unity is not nearly as customize-able
as Gnome2.32 but it is a young product and needs nurturing and growth
before we can expect it to be as flexible as other Desktop Environments.

In closing I think there can be much done to optimize the Ubuntu
development process and perhaps even our community as a whole after all
that's what we call progress and sometimes progress takes time.

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