> The author's way is more unique. The author's way is merely different. "Unique" is a superlative. The author's method(s) means more choices. There's an argum

> The author's way is more unique. The author's way is merely different. "Unique" is a superlative. The author's method(s) means more choices. There's an argument to be made that enforcing a single choice is inherently simpler (to which there are counter-arguments), but you didn't make it. > Learning to use btrfs or aufs, chroot, ifconfig, init scripts, ..., is easier? Yes, that is exactly what the author is asserting. Again, this seems disingenuous of you. It's clear that you disagree, but mere disagreement, with only this kind of rhetorical language, lacking any substantial backing, would be a shallow dismissal.