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Ubuntu Edge: Will It Reach $32 Million?

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13 Comments

  • Chas - 11 years ago

    Love or hate Canonical, they've done more for Linux than Linus, Stallman, or anyone else. The Edge is a great idea, and maybe Indiegogo isn't the way to go, but if Shuttleworth is behind it, it will eventually happen

  • gaston - 11 years ago

    Ubuntu haws stopped being free software long time ago. Ubuntu is not what free software and GNU/Linux were meant to be. Canonical is just doing their business (and thats fine) but they have moved far from protecting users privacy and freedom.

  • andy bleaden - 11 years ago

    Come on. Put your money where your mouth is and let's get this bigger and bigger.

    Whether or not this reachea goal is irrelevant. look how far we have come!:-)

  • andy bleaden - 11 years ago

    Come on. Put your money where your mouth is and let's get this bigger and bigger.

    Whether or not this reachea goal is irrelevant. look how far we have come!:-)

  • Chad Infeld - 11 years ago

    Like most people I don't think it will make it but I'm really hoping it does. I would love to see Ubuntu start making its own hardware, kind of like apple but with FOSS. Then people would have a good place to get a computer or phone that is being developed with Linux in mind!

  • Lewis - 11 years ago

    I want it to succeed but I think time is running out for the massive goal. The main adopters came at the start

  • Verity4 - 11 years ago

    Mark 11:24 ;-)

  • Name - 11 years ago

    The world needs a far better alternative to proprietary junk (macs included), and Ubuntu (GNU/Linux, in general) is here efulgent with freedom and style. No more excuses!

  • Sentora - 11 years ago

    32 million is way too much for "enthusiasts" only. It won't make even half of it. I like the idea and would by the end product. But who is willing to pay for just an idea? Let's all wait a little longer for Ubuntu Touch to be installable on each Android device.

  • bmullan - 11 years ago

    I just wish the greater Linux community would back this.... It is NOT just a win for ubuntu if it succeeds but a big win for Linux in general !!!

  • David - 11 years ago

    @john lang

    See http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ubuntu-edge/
    We’ll push out monthly Ubuntu software updates to add features and polish, and we guarantee to keep supporting the phone for three years.

  • john lang - 11 years ago

    I wish it would but I think a major problem is that its a one time thing: when you buy an android or iOS device you're buying the phone but also a guarentee that it will get updated over time and new featrues will be added. While the ubuntu integration will updated; for how long? It has to reach a huge mass for developers to devote time to making apps that work well with both and if you're just going to use the android part of it where's the prestige. I do wish it would succeed though but it somehow seems to me that if you want to get 10 million each week for two weeks thats quite a lot. Im not quite sure many more consumers are going to buy the phones and while companies might(i think that will be a major help but still). Im at the same time hoping it does and realize it probably wont

  • Tóth Norbert - 11 years ago

    I don't think it will reach the financial goal. Which is a HUGE PITY.

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