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Really? You really think that an article is necessary to discuss the fragmentation of Linux and how it's holding back the platform. The fragmentation predates
by watertom 6y ago
Really?
You really think that an article is necessary to discuss the fragmentation of Linux and how it's holding back the platform.
The fragmentation predates Linux, System V vs BSD, it was a problem in the 80's.
Linux is the technology equivalent of protesting COVID-19 lock-downs. Everyone is so selfish, and self absorbed that they are unwilling to yield for the greater good.
- pizzazzaro 6y agoHere's how it actually works - folks who want this kind of convenience are best served by Canonical's desktop offerings. The rest of us that want something for ourselves that buntu has? Hack our own stuff to make the buntu solution work. It usually isnt as hard as it sounds! You can take my Gentoo-with-runit from me when you pry it from my cold, dead hands. I do my best to give back to projects. I patch upstream. I contribute to manuals. I help reinforce the compatibility and interoperability of our nix ecosystem. As an unpaid, end user. Im told this is a role that can* grow into more robust, informed contributions to the community. I only grew in this direction from the ability to jump around, learn here, learn there. And dig in for myself. Do you want to take that from future users, coders, and admins?