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Do you believe that the Linux Kernel is fragmented? That's exactly what different distros do to the kernel.
by adl 8y ago
Do you believe that the Linux Kernel is fragmented? That's exactly what different distros do to the kernel.
- jryan49 8y agoIt's definitely has created distro hell. I feel like a huge reason Linux can't get more desktop share is because we don't combine our effort and a lot of duplicate work is done between the distros. It's inefficient. There are things like flatpak now though...
- tremon 8y agoI think your comment has little to do with the fragmentation of the Linux kernel (which the GP was referring to), and more with the ecosystem around it.
- tyingq 8y agoYes, it's fragmented, especially in the mobile and dev board spaces. That feels different than not knowing if two Java 11.1.2.3.4 builds are the same thing.
- wolfgke 8y ago> Do you believe that the Linux Kernel is fragmented? I do.