# We have real choices, and it's the only one of the three where that's the case. Choice is not a substitute for quality. It doesn't really matter if i have th

# We have real choices, and it's the only one of the three where that's the case. Choice is not a substitute for quality. It doesn't really matter if i have the choice of 23 sedans if what i need is truck. In many ways, i feel like the choices in the linus desktop ecosystem are an illusion. Repackaking and slicing of the same software stack because someone doesn't like a color theme. And the price we paying for this illusion is the fragmentation and lack of cohesive experience afforded to other major OS. # That's way more important (to me) than a lot of the other things they talk about. That's fair. But i think the point is that you might be different than the vast majority of desktop user, for which a OS is just a mean to an end.