> In Linux land the cost of development is shared across many, which one might expect to yield a generally better product. And you have more cooks in the kitch

> In Linux land the cost of development is shared across many, which one might expect to yield a generally better product. And you have more cooks in the kitchen tweaking things that you also want to work on, so there's a higher chance of simply conflicts, but also folks that want to go in a completely different direction technically/philosophically.