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Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Canonical, has clarified his “Tea Party” comments and apologized for this rather personal remark.
The first apology came for the owner of the fixubuntu.com, who was the recipient of a letter from the legal team of Canonical. Micah F. Lee, the guy behind fixubuntu.com, wrote an extensive blog post about this issues and the matter was discussed at length on a lot of forums and website.
And since he was apologizing, he also took the time to say that he regrets the “Tea Party” comments that attracted a lot of heat towards Canonical, probably even more so that the original problems he was mad about.
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