Some distributions made this convenient. Others made this inconvenient. It's not about expectations it's about distributions going out of their way to remove

Some distributions made this convenient. Others made this inconvenient. It's not about expectations it's about distributions going out of their way to remove choices from users in some highly opinionated ways. Which is all fine, I just won't use your distribution, what surprises me are the people who feel the need to step in an "defend" this rather pointless outcome for some reason. My favorites are those who suggest that this had to occur in order for linux to "mature" or "become modern."