Maybe there's a need for "distros" for web browser and editors (like VScode or Sublime). With both of these at least I'm having the same kind of problem. There

Maybe there's a need for "distros" for web browser and editors (like VScode or Sublime). With both of these at least I'm having the same kind of problem. There are lots of killer extensions and tweaks that make them really good but finding and implementing those takes effort. I believe there might be a market for opinionated distributions which would ship with good extensions and sensible default settings for specific use cases. Maybe this could be even something that generates some subscription money. From the Eclipse/Java side one example is MyEclipse [1]. IIRC they started with selling the Eclipse IDE with a pre-selected bundle of open source plugins. Value proposal was that this would save you the trouble of looking for the best in plugins and checking compatible versions. [1] https://www.genuitec.com/products/myeclipse/ https://www.genuitec.com/products/myeclipse/