know/n/
Verb:
Be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information.
Have knowledge or information concerning.

So, yes we would "know". It's your mis-understanding of the definition of the word. Not everyone else's that's the problem here.

Hate to be that 1% because you can't know anything given that definition which makes the word entirely useless.

SO, people publishing things on the internet should do it out of charity and the good of their hearts?

Agree 100%. By the way you owe me $1 for reading my post.

If Ubuntu's purpose is to bring in new people, wouldn't the wisest choice be to make the interface as similar to the "hated-but-known" Windows interface?

No, because they're trying to establish themselves as something different and unique. Personally I like unity, after using it I don't see myself going back. It's much easier to just press the windows key type the program name and hit enter then navigating through the old gnome menu.

I also think it's much easier for novice computer users because it helps you get stuff done. I press the windows key and it brings up the unity panel I can type:

bittorrent - it shows vuze in the listing
image editor - gimp
office - libreoffice
email - evolution
internet - google chrome

It's genius, because this is what novice computer users want. It's not some muscle memory ui with the requirement of knowing what applications are called what. They've sat down and watched what computer users have problems with an addressed those problems.

They broke even almost 3 years ago dude.

Unless you can read thai I'm pretty sure you're in the clear.

To be fair I never saw any moon base in the movie..

There isn't much point in exploring space either. At this point in human knowledge everything is pointless.

Look everyone, yet another OS war on linux exploit news, how original!

and if you compile it with a buggy compiler?