Canonical, the company that publishers Ubuntu (a free/open operating system based on GNU/Linux)
Can I be a pedantic freetard zealot and point out that it’s technically incorrect (the worst kind of incorrect) to call Ubuntu a free-as-in-freedom or open-as-in-OSD OS? There’s a swag of non-free stuff installed by default. You might feel that it’s ‘pragmatic’ to do so, but you still can’t call it free/open without prefixing it with ‘mostly’.
