What made Ubuntu so popular?
October 18th, 2007Here are some behind reasons
1) Ubuntu – humanity towards others: This killer phrase makes anyone mad. This phrase attracts people like anything. I too got impressed to Ubuntu by seeing this phrase only! This phrase makes you feel something better in this world of monopolies. One more reason is Ubuntu’s Philosophy’.
2) Users and Community: Ubuntu got its promotion by its users and its community. They have given a hyper-hype and a world-wide free advertising. Whoever uses Ubuntu, recommends others to try it. I am still unable to find the reason for this.
3) Equal treat for everyone: Ubuntu provides same set of services and support for both home users and enterprise users. This makes home users or normal users to give a preference to ubuntu compared to other distros (feel better factor).
4) Ship It Service: One of the main innovative approach of Ubuntu to reach end users. Ubuntu delivers you free Official CDs at your doorstep. This is another reason for users to give a try to Ubuntu. People will definitely not go for paid or pirated versions when they are getting same thing for free that too in the form of CDs. While most distros, give an option for free download but never distributed free CDs.
5) Easy Installation and Clean UI: A linux newbie will like ubuntu mostly because of its easy installation steps and its clean user interface. Ubuntu’s desktops, windows’ and menus are so clean and simple, people who switch from windows to linux for first time will feel it much easier to use.
6) Ubuntu for humans: Ubuntu is for masses not for geeks. Ubuntu appeals more to normal user than an expert user. A single CD with standard installation,just like windows OS, made it much simpler than any distros. Ubuntu is focusing more on non-technical users.
People who hate Microsoft’s monopoly will definitely like Linux and who like Linux will definitely love Ubuntu.
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