Well, let me ask you this. Is there someplace where my customers can
take out an official Canonical support contract that would be sufficient
to persuade Canonical support employees to get off their butts and
actually do some troubleshooting instead of looking for any way they can
to put it all back on the user? By that, I don't mean that my customers
pay money to get told the same thing. But something that would actually
make a difference? If so, I have no problems pitching it to them. And if
I recommended it, they would probably do it.

For some, running Linux is part of their business and not just a hobby,
in case you were not aware of that.

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