I don’t think very many people agree with you. I appreciate Unix/Linux because they are fundamentally libertarian. I don’t have to suffer using some default cra

I don’t think very many people agree with you. I appreciate Unix/Linux because they are fundamentally libertarian. I don’t have to suffer using some default crappy and bloated desktop environment (KDE certainly fits that definition), I get to choose (I personally like cwm). You could certainly make a distribution in which using anything but Qt would be very very difficult. But who would want to use such a thing? Besides you, of course. Moreover, your comment isn’t a cogent response to the post. Did you even read it? He’s talking about a new paradigm of OS, something fundamentally different. What you’re talking about is the same old same old, but worse.