People are paying money for Ubuntu, though. I suppose if only the free versions were unpatched we could consider the ethics and merits of who is allowed to complain about what, but when the paying customers are also being left out in the cold I don't think your argument has much merit.
replySure, and those people have a right to complain.
replyBut, imagine if the complaint vs paid ratio were more equal.
Right now, the ratio is massively skewed towards complainers vs paid. (>99.9% I'd guess)
I guess yes on internet, enterprise customers just call their account managers rather than write a blog.
replyUbuntu is a for profit product by a commercial company, Canonical.
replyMost of it's user base are non-paying "free tier" customers.
replyTheir product is their product. It's not as if they should deprive their paying customers of a fix to spite the non-paying.
replyHow is that relevant?
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