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Given that Ubuntu appears to be by far the most popular end-user Linux distribution, and its targeted audience and user experience goals are the most closely aligned with ours, it should be a P1 platform in addition to Red Hat Linux (or instead of it, if we can only have one P1 Linux platform). | Given that Ubuntu appears to be by far the most popular end-user Linux distribution, and its targeted audience and user experience goals are the most closely aligned with ours, it should be a P1 platform in addition to Red Hat Linux (or instead of it, if we can only have one P1 Linux platform). | ||
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I use Mandriva and am horrified that "Linux variants" is only a P2 requirement, I don't see how you can make Linux less important and still say you are trying to remain true to open-source, Windows and Mac are not open-source, yet you make them more important than Linux | |||
== Suggested Guidelines for new versions == | == Suggested Guidelines for new versions == | ||