1. ubuntu doesn't acknowledge the FOSS debian core of ubuntu as part of the ubuntu history or story.
2. ubuntu refers to ubuntu as an open source project, which I don't believe is true. I think much of the ubuntu owned software is not open source, and is also offered in paid tiered ubuntu services, which actually includes security updates that ubuntu keeps closed source and are not integrated to benefit the debian core, so that ubuntu can sell their proprietary software.
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