The hardest thing to solve here is standardizing the ecosystem of freedom. What's "lovely" about this ecosystem is that nobody cares and nobody tells you how to

The hardest thing to solve here is standardizing the ecosystem of freedom. What's "lovely" about this ecosystem is that nobody cares and nobody tells you how to run your desktops. Want something lightweight? Go with TinyCore or Puppy. Into gaming? Check out SteamOS. Home theater? Use Kodi. Focused on security? Kali is the way to go. I even built my own distros for my product to automate endoscopy machine interfaces. You can build whatever you want to solve whatever problems you have. Trying to solve this problem is like merging all the transcontinental countries into one union called USSR. I really admire any billionaire or community that continues Mark Shuttleworth's effort to raise awareness about Linux desktops.