Well because it wouldn’t make sense, you have a bunch of software that is build in a decentralised way without an overlord oversight, you are not bound to a cor

Well because it wouldn’t make sense, you have a bunch of software that is build in a decentralised way without an overlord oversight, you are not bound to a corporation and to shareholder interests, but the main point is that if you aren’t bound to an approval process, an sdk, policies, then it’s hard to create a unified experience like on OSX. My question is that: if there is OS X, if there is windows, why do people want to turn Linux in a bad copy of those? Just use those. If Linux was easy, unified, behind an approval process then it would make no sense for it to exist, if you want Linux to be like OS X, just fucking use OS X