I like it. Similar feelings here even though I admit I started out as one of those "if only they'd fix this one thing" people in the FOSS community. I do regre

I like it. Similar feelings here even though I admit I started out as one of those "if only they'd fix this one thing" people in the FOSS community. I do regret that. At the time I didn't understand any other ways to think about quality. So in sharing my best contributing views on what could be improved, I thought I was helping when in fact I was crowding out some really valid ways of being/doing. In favor of serving some straw-audience. I thought we were performing, but I could have been enjoying. If you build it (in the way I advise) they'll come (to the Linux desktop)... Ah well. Lately I really admire what distro maintainers do. They are such a huge part of building desktop Linux wherever you find it, particularly desktop Linux of the "for grandma OR power users" variety, which it strikes me is pretty amazing to find in some of these distros. Thanks for sharing the article.