This is like saying the problem with linux is that there’s too many distros. How do you expect users to choose one? How can you compete with Windows, which has

This is like saying the problem with linux is that there’s too many distros. How do you expect users to choose one? How can you compete with Windows, which has one easy answer for what to install, when every linux user needs to first become an expert on whether they want to use arch, ubuntu, nix, debian, etc. I think it would be kind of silly to say that, because the whole point of linux is that it’s open and if you put the work in you can set everything up just the way you like it. Equivalently, the whole point of ethereum is that there’s no boss. Imagine if the EF could push an auto-update that everyone’s clients and wallets automatically pulled. If that were possible, ethereum would just be a centralized service with extra steps. If you want a centralized service for moving your money around, there are plenty. The single most important design principle of ethereum is that it’s not centralized, so saying “but it would be so much easier to use if it were a bit more centralized!” will fall on deaf ears.