Starting from the release of Ubuntu10.04beta1, open source is not a democratic system.

Ubuntu10.04beta1 has been released. You can see that the biggest change is the new topic. The Linux release has always been impressed by the unfriendly UI, and Canonical clearly knows this, so it invests a lot of human and financial resources into the design department. Ubuntu10.04 has many new theme changes, including color and layout. For example, the desktop window border tool (windowborderwidget) moves to the left to release the space on the right of the window. However, this change was resisted by some users,

Ubuntu 10.04 beta 1 has been released, and the biggest change is the new topic.

The Linux release has always been impressed by the unfriendly UI, and Canonical clearly knows this, so it invests a lot of human and financial resources into the design department. The brand-new themes of Ubuntu 10.04 have changed a lot, including colors and la S. For example, the window border tool (window border widget) moves to the left to release the space on the right of the window. However, this change was resisted by some users. A user submitted a bug report on the Ubuntu Launchpad website, accusing Canonical of making such a huge change without their consent. Mark Shuttleworth clearly replied that Ubuntu is an open source software, but this does not mean that all design decisions must be voted. Open source is not a democratic system.