> I didn't understand why it's so important for it to be Linux, as opposed to any other operating system that's as hackable/customizable. I should apologize fo

> I didn't understand why it's so important for it to be Linux, as opposed to any other operating system that's as hackable/customizable. I should apologize for my response then. I'd thought you were alluding to iOS, and thought that it was strange to bring that up when discussing configurable OS's.