 Permalink for comment 435242 Member since:  Ubuntu has tons of
corporate appeal. The engineering, the name, the color of the
icons doesn't matter; only the ability to buy a support contract
does. Linux Mint has zero marketability in the corporate world
due to it being a community project.  Ubuntu has been good for
corporate Linux. It's really pushed the idea that Linux has a
place outside of the server room. There's not another company
that does that. Red Hat sells desktops licenses, but they would
really rather sell just server licenses.  On the other hand,
Ubuntu hasn't done enough. They really need to start looking at
the entire ecosystem corporations need. They need to make
deploying and maintaining a Linux only network easy, and they
really need to create a first class development package.  I do
agree with you about Mint being better then Ubuntu.  Reply
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