Comment 1225 for bug 1

> Another company have the majority market share of the new pcs. See the
> stock exchange for the measure.
That would be HP if you are talking about hardware. The stock exchange does not give a measure on a specific product.

> So now the first bug is fixed but only because it has a design bug, imho.
No. The biggest problem is the long-term market share. Or in other words the user share. There Windows still dominate.

> Free software isn't only a market, it can make also a market and many too, but ubuntu or canonical or uncle Mark did not measure.
> Who can measure his value for the intelligence and communication of the people, individual and social, with no fee or royalty for the copies or absurd copies limitations, and the extraordinary open source code?

Here we can clearly see that while Ubuntu does not measure Android does. I have no doubt that Chrome OS will also be strong on the market. Why? Because Google is a big company and when they say "we have a new operating system" the hardware suppliers and market channels line up to be the ones that can put the Google logo on their product.

> My proposal for a revision of the #1 bug:
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> Ubuntu isn't the most popular os in the Universal Ballot Screen.
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> NOTE
> It is adaptable for any free os, one os at time with the first bug fixed and it loves the majority freedoom share of the community or the community tout court. The Universal Ballot Screen is a self-explanatory dream.
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> My two bugs :)
Free does not have to mean non-commercial. People still need support, priority bug-fixes and a nice paper and plastic box with over-designed printing that gives them the impression of being consumers.
We do have several companies that provide this. Mandriva and Xandros is two examples. However neither of them has been very successful at marketing.

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