Ubuntu is now worried about profits

[Chan Chung Hang Christopher]

Manish Sinha wrote:
> I dont know if my english is up to the mark or not, but i know what am
> speaking about.

We know you know what you are talking about. That's the amusing part.


> 
> We all were talking about installers. Right? There was unsatisfaction
> related to the advanced co fig options in it. This is where newcomers
> and home users come into picture. They find simple next,next...finish
> installer pretty easy to use. I think you need to understand the
> context in which was replying.

Well, you see, YOU completely changed the context. This was about 
Canonical selling services. Maybe I am being a bit narrow-minded but I 
only see a corporate market for that and I aimed my comments on what was 
relevant there. You then come in and sang praises of a tool that is 
completely irrelevant to what I was making a lot of noise about. I don't 
know who needs to understand the context anymore. Have it your way.



> 
> When it comes to games, i cant help. It's useless to talk about it
> unless liunux has some 5% or somewhat significant market  share.

Gee, so an easy to install Ubuntu won't be enough to build a potential 
market for games. So what else can you sell to the home user? I mean, 
gosh, if you don't have the numbers, the home market is kinda hard to 
make a profit on given that they won't spend all that much...