Redhat employee being against choice is somewhat expected. It's almost inevitable for big tech corporations to promote such attitudes into their culture. But ch

Redhat employee being against choice is somewhat expected. It's almost inevitable for big tech corporations to promote such attitudes into their culture. But choice is what makes Linux so much different from other desktop OSes. Like I was on Ubuntu distros for a decade, but was never really satisfied with all the bloat, change for the sake of change, release upgrades, outdated packages. Now I'm moving to Arch, pretty much the opposite of all that. And it would be impossible for Arch to exist without Linux being about choice.