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There is no way to have consensus on the OS because there isn't a Linux OS, Linux is just a kernel. Each Linux distribution is a different OS based on the same
by akagusu 4y ago
There is no way to have consensus on the OS because there isn't a Linux OS, Linux is just a kernel.
Each Linux distribution is a different OS based on the same kernel.
And if you look very close to each community, built around each distribution, they indeed have consensus.
- behnamoh 4y agoI would argue that all operating systems that use the same package manager fall in the same category. So really Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, Pop, etc. are just one OS with different flavors.
- lahvak 4y agoConsidering that for example Debian lets you even use non-Linux kernels, calling it a one OS is a bit of a stretch.