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Just different priorities. How is it possible to ship OS without tens of thousands of packages? Programming languages, libraries, utilities. Everything works,
by sergeykish 6y ago
Just different priorities.
How is it possible to ship OS without tens of thousands of packages? Programming languages, libraries, utilities. Everything works, installs without dialogs, EULAs, automatically updates.
It is not consumer OS, it is mega IDE. It has special place for /include and /lib, logs and man(). It boots if UI broken. It stores everything valuable in $HOME so one can easily move to a new host.
It just happens Ubuntu paper decorations can't protect users from factory floor they are covering. You'd better either don't touch them or move them away.
PS: I'm certainly not against improvements. But home decoration differs from factory organization, and truck is not family car.
- Marsymars 6y agoYeah, not mentioned in my comment, but I routinely use Linux on the command line, and it's great. It's just when I try to use a desktop environment that it breaks down for me.