I honestly can't see an appeal for this. From the screenshots, it appears to be Ubuntu/Debian + Gnome 3 (most probably not the latest version too) + a LOT of

I honestly can't see an appeal for this. From the screenshots, it appears to be Ubuntu/Debian + Gnome 3 (most probably not the latest version too) + a LOT of preinstalled packages. My bets are, there are very very very few developers out there, that would need all those packages installed. So what was the rational behind this? I mean, this could easily have been a script or a desktop app that let users choose the packages they wanted and installed it on a distribution of their choice. Nothing against you or this particular project in general (I did like the terminal based assistant but I doubt if I'd ever use that in general), but I can't seem to see it's significance/use-case.