> I would pick one "known good config" (your distro of choice), present it as what it gets tested on prior to release, and for anything else, you're on your own

> I would pick one "known good config" (your distro of choice), present it as what it gets tested on prior to release, and for anything else, you're on your own [...] That's literally what we've tried, and it hasn't worked. Despite us saying that's all we support, we still get tons of reports / requests about it not working on other Linuxes.