The Linux community is like an atom. All the heavy stuff is in a small core of contributors, and the rest is a fuzzy shell flying around screaming into the aeth

The Linux community is like an atom. All the heavy stuff is in a small core of contributors, and the rest is a fuzzy shell flying around screaming into the aether. And there are lots of distros that are fully community driven, and they didn't get us Steam or pre-installed Linux computers, or whatever else. It's valuable to have one that is stubborn, and it's valuable for that stubborn one to be big enough that it can survive its stubbornness. The community, after all, pushed back on 3D-acceleration-by-default, on a store, on systemd, on pulseaudio, even on what-was-once-called-jockey.