If your stereotypical regular Linux user is already what it is, imagine an opinionated power-user, which I would jokingly classify as the epitome of insufferabl

If your stereotypical regular Linux user is already what it is, imagine an opinionated power-user, which I would jokingly classify as the epitome of insufferable. Every Linux power-user is opinionated - very opinionated, so every single one of them should make their own distro. Which is actually a good thing ( Freedom, remember? ), Everyone should make whatever they want, everyone else is free to criticize or ignore. On the practical side of things, we want someone else to make the things we want, how we want. That's what employees are for and "the market" disagrees on the viability of that.