There's plenty of "stable and boring" distros: Debian, Alma Linux, Aurora, take your pick. As for effort getting spread across the ecosystem, how does that mat

There's plenty of "stable and boring" distros: Debian, Alma Linux, Aurora, take your pick. As for effort getting spread across the ecosystem, how does that matter, as long as everything works? Is there anything specific that's below par that you think that needs that concentrated group effort? If so, what is it? > With macOS or Windows, for better or worse, everyone is working on the same platform. So more people are working on the same problems No one's working on the same problem on these platforms, as they are proprietary closed-source platforms, so you can't really contribute to them. Unless by "working on problems" you meant making apps, in which case, people are making apps for Linux too. And guess what, you can run most Linux apps on most distros. Like say, LibreOffice or VLC or Firefox etc all work on every single distro out there. So I'm curious which problem(s) do you think Linux people need to work together on.