> The point is that desktop Linux is still pretty much a bunch of standalone components loosely duct taped together. To some degree it is. On the other hand th

> The point is that desktop Linux is still pretty much a bunch of standalone components loosely duct taped together. To some degree it is. On the other hand this is also why I prefer to use Ubuntu or Debian over any other distribution. They are highly integrated and opinionated in the sense that they keep the packages as unmodified as possible.