First, there was basically forking other open-source projects just to end up with equivalent apps/programs, just to designate ownership of those apps/programs to the Ubuntu project (the Dolphin-to-Ubuntu's-Nautilus debacle being a prime example).

Now, they're doing the exact opposite with the smartphone. Rather than conform to the "build it ourselves" mentality Canonical has had over the course of Ubuntu's life, they're now sharing organs with their new partners. What happened to "one interface," Canonical?

Better start counting my blessings now that I no longer use Ubuntu.