Canonical is the linux version of Microsoft. If people allow Canonical to further subvert debian for Canonical’s own gain, then it may be the first example of a supposed linux commercial enterprise pulling off “embrace, extend, and extinguish” to commercialize and close-source FOSS.

You are a troll upon linux itself.

Various indexes of the patches routinely submitted by Ubuntu developers to Debian can be found at https://wiki.edubuntu.org/Debian/Usertagging for the benefit of anyone interested in objective data.

No, it isn’t. Ubuntu “patches” do _not_ apply “cleanly” in Debian, because Canonical doesn’t release any such “patches”. Canonical simply releases a “log” of what it has changed in order to create its own fork, not some patch that can be directly applied to Debian.

When will Canonical employees get off of their lazy asses and finally take full responsibility for their fork, instead of trying to change Debian’s infrastructure purely for the sake of making Canonical’s job of ripping off Debian devs’ work (otherwise mislabeled as “maintaining Ubuntu”) easier?

You forked Debian. Forks take a lot of work. Either do your own work and leave Debian alone, or stop distributing your fork. It’s not the job of Debian volunteers to make the work of paid Canonical employees easier (so they can sell their closed source software such as Canonical Landscape Dedicated Server, and Ubuntu-only services such as Ubuntu One, which also is a slap in the face to anyone who actually believed Canonical’s lie that they wouldn’t use the Ubuntu trademark to hawk a commercial product).

i have reminded you of the fact that great britain is a law-abiding country. to stretch that and rant that someone is bullying is, even for you, a stretch, zimmerman