> Don't like your distro? Build one. I did, and said so in the first post. Problem is there is only so much you can do with the garbage components that make up

> Don't like your distro? Build one. I did, and said so in the first post. Problem is there is only so much you can do with the garbage components that make up "Linux Desktop". I'd pretty much have to re-write everything above the kernel at this point. No coincidence, so did Android! > I'd rather the majority stay on Windows and don't have a fetish for caring about majority/minority. Well that's fine. I'm speaking mostly to Linux Desktop evangelists who seem to really want wider Linux adoption, but without actually having to do any of the things that will move the needle towards that goal.