Comment 22 for bug 1049082

> The Ubuntu experience is limited by plenty of small bugs.

That's not quite correct. The ubuntu experience right now is made absolutely unbearable by a bunch (or even plenty) of HUGE critical bugs, such as:
- inability to properly hibernate
- unreliable suspend/resume
- random x.org crashes
- random complete freezing of the whole system, the only way out being hard power off
- bluetooth randomly starting to systematically reject all incoming transfer (workaround being to switch bluetooth hardware of and on, but only works on some machines)
- usb pendrives randomly remounting as readonly at any moment
- ntfs filesystems are unreliable (crash at random times)
- broadband mobile modems don't work out-of-the-box
- broadband mobile modems (even once configured properly) "die" randomly meaning you have to unplug and replug them

There are only the ones that come right to my mind now; I've reported (or found to have already been reported) all of them.

I guess there is a list somewhere where we can contribute links to the most urgent bugs to be fixed? Or am I missing what this report is about?