Ubuntu 17.04 review
I never understood why Canonical&#x27;s attempts to be &quot;brave&quot; (as Apple would call it) result in Canonical pulling out, while attempts by other companies like Apple don&#x27;t.<p>For example, Canonical made a very brave decision to switch to Unity, and now they&#x27;re having to move away from Unity, which hints that there were enough users against it, and they pushed Canonical into this position (along with Canonical trying to allocate resources better).<p>But Apple &quot;killed skeuomorphism&quot; and there were tons of people complaining &quot;MY NOTES APP WHITE INSTEAD OF YELLOW EWWW&quot; (especially my parents), yet today they&#x27;re still getting more users and they have so many on recent versions of their OSes. I supported the removal of skeuomorphism, but seeing so many around me and on the internet complain, I thought Apple would be forced to put it back everywhere. Instead, people just moved on.<p>When Apple makes a &quot;pro&quot; laptop without any USB A ports, people laugh, but then buy it. When Ubuntu makes a phone, Ubuntu regrets it. Why?