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Discussions of similar topics on Hacker News usually focus on changes to system default configurations and preinstalled software, forced use of Snap and performance issues, the speed of Canonical's response to community feedback, and changes in relative competitiveness with other distributions (such as Fedora and Linux Mint).
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11/2/2026
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