We all build our own personal 'distro'. Yes, we may start from one of the 'big boys', but within hours or days, we start to build our own personal edifice. We

We all build our own personal 'distro'. Yes, we may start from one of the 'big boys', but within hours or days, we start to build our own personal edifice. We add in favorite apps, we add in favorite text-editors, or even GUI on-screen calculators that were not part of our 'base system installation'. After a little while, what I am using really bears no resemblance at all to the virginal LinuxMint distro that I started off with. A 'representative version of Linux'? Hah! No such animal exists anywhere in the world.