I also don't want ubuntu-pro-client to be a hard dependency of ubuntu-
minimal. Move it to recommends if you have to, but give the user an
option to delete it without touching the rest of the system.
I'm running Ubuntu as an open source OS on a production server and don't
want to hear about any "p
I understand the need for advertising Ubuntu Pro, but having confusing
popups is a grave accessibility bug. This should never be default
behavior and is very intrusive.
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> For now `sudo apt purge ubuntu-advantage-tools` seems to work to get
rid of ads.
This does not work because it also removes core packages.
eg ubuntu-minimal* gnome-software* xubuntu-desktop*
Likewise `sudo apt purge ubuntu-pro-client`
Trying to squeeze cash by utilising FOMO or lack of secu
I get the need for revenue. A tip for livepatch is one thing. But,
literally advertising that your distro won't install security updates
unless you pay for something that's just poor marketing and an open
invitation to move to the vast array of distros that don't!
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