As you said Jaakko, but if the would be actual employees (most are not), they would be PAID to do the job, and you would be probably paying Canonical for the soft. And you don't. It is not lazyness to work for free in something, even if you don't meet the whole users's expectatives.
As you said Jaakko, but if the would be actual employees (most are not), they would be PAID to do the job, and you would be probably paying Canonical for the soft. And you don't. It is not lazyness to work for free in something, even if you don't meet the whole users's expectatives.