> This would be another Eternal September ... including a massive influx of entitled users and all that. Isn't that Ubuntu? Jokes aside, I'm not too worried c

> This would be another Eternal September ... including a massive influx of entitled users and all that. Isn't that Ubuntu? Jokes aside, I'm not too worried considering the plethora of distros. There's always been a range of them that target different subgroups. Which I think is where a lot of the magic comes from. Realistically, the kernel is about making an environment that everyone can build on top of. You can't make a product that meets the needs or desires of everyone, but you can certainly build environments which can be transformed to meet any needs. (Actually, I think that's the magic of programming and something we kinda lost sight of. Too focused on making "products" instead of environments)