Linked by Andrew Youll on Mon 29th Aug 2005 10:12 UTC, submitted by Nate Behlendorff
In this short interview, Ubuntu Linux founder and space tourist Mark Shuttleworth discusses the intended users of Ubuntu, why he chose to base it on Debian, and what the future holds for Linux on the desktop. Ubuntu is growing rapidly - and Shuttleworth is the man at the controls.
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Ubuntu is a branch of sid, but the main Ubuntu repository is much larger than what is shipped on the install CD. So I don't know if we *support* more packages than Fedora, but we certainly have more packages available, ready to rock, in our *centralised* repositories that anyone on our maintainer teams can contribute to... and *anyone* can get involved in Ubuntu maintainership. :-)