I think Dustin makes an excellent point that Ubuntu doesn&#x27;t really have a way of expressing &#x27;users&#x27; unlike other OS targets.<p>I also think Ubuntu has successfully hit the &#x27;fat spot&#x27; of Linux users, which is to say appeals to the widest possible set of users given the choices it has available to make. That is something which is pretty amazing given the fluidity of Linux users.<p>I also think Ubuntu has a shot at becoming the &quot;last&quot; operating system. I think that because I see Windows 10 and MacIOS :-) moving toward more opaque systems, things you package and app for through a specific toolset and with a company controlled process. This suits the Microsoft and Apple markets which are primarily users of the systems as opposed to developers. And that leaves an opening for Linux to be the primary &#x27;tinkerers&#x27; operating system. And of all the Linux distributions I see Ubuntu as the easiest to just slap on and get started with.<p>Definitely an interesting development from my perspective.