It looks to me that there's something fundamentally wrong with Ubuntu project management. Firstly, a distro is released with DND half-functional, then nobody cares of fixing that but instead - everyone is busy with new upcoming distro release, new features etc., then the next one and so on. Other example - as far as I remember compiz was impeding video and 3D performance in 10.04, it was just easier to disable it. This issue wasn't addressed since then, instead the reliance on compiz was increased because whole Unity was built on compiz, while it is still crippling video and 3D performance. The difference now is that if you disable compiz -there's no point of having ubuntu at all! I don't see ubuntu evolving as a rock-solid and competitive package under this kind of project management model. Why rush with the new releases every 6 months is beyond me.
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