Naah, let them. People use Ubuntu Studio with success to run their audio software. What is more important: you disliking Canonical, or them being able to run the software they need?
Right, still a hell of a lot better than windoze
I don't like Ubuntu for similar reasons, but if that what it takes for someone to dip their toes into the Linux pool, then so be it. It's still Debian under the hood.
Sometimes you lose the battle to win the war. Not a big deal big deal in the grand scheme of things anyways.
Let him use whatever he wants. He will naturally distrohop some time in the future.
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