> I blame the KDE vs Gnome fragmentation, and over-customisation. Fragmentation is one of the double-edged swords of all open-source projects. It leads to grea

> I blame the KDE vs Gnome fragmentation, and over-customisation. Fragmentation is one of the double-edged swords of all open-source projects. It leads to greater innovation, at the expense of duplication and wasted efforts. I would still rather have the freedom to choose and contribute to a fragmented ecosystem, rather than have to be forced to deal with issues in a black-box propitiatory OS with "unclear" motivations...