> every piece of software feels free to ignore a system integrator Yes, they do and they have very good reasons for it. Working with distros to ensure they shi

> every piece of software feels free to ignore a system integrator Yes, they do and they have very good reasons for it. Working with distros to ensure they ship the right libraries takes an infinite amount of effort so companies that what to ship a product to their users will work around it. This also happens in the server space with the massive popularity of containers and language-specific package managers. The traditional Linux Distro model is extremely flawed.