The problem is in the details. When openssl has a bug, who notices, decides, installs the new package and restarts all the dependent services? That person or

The problem is in the details. When openssl has a bug, who notices, decides, installs the new package and restarts all the dependent services? That person or group has the actual control over your personal cloud server. And it's more efficient, and thus cheaper, if they are a large scale organization. Once again it will be more attractive to most people to centralize.