For a number of years now Ubuntu Linux has been the poster penguin for easy-to-use Linux. But it’s not the only one.
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, set out to make a ‘Linux for human beings’ and succeeded — it is, currently, the most popular Linux desktop distribution and the first port of call for Windows users looking to make the switch.
But that may be about to change. With the move to the new Unity interface, and the radical re-imagining of the desktop this bought, not all Ubuntu fans are as happy as they used to be. And, while there are a number of distributions that use Ubuntu as a base, some have chosen to not follow the Unity path.
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