Ubuntu’s rate of evolution over the past few years is astounding. It has grown from a standard Gnome desktop distribution into a full operating system with its own desktop environment, development tools and community. To celebrate Ubuntu’s success, I wanted to take a moment to highlight the things Ubuntu is doing well and also mention some issues that could use improvement.
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