I agree. But then the great thing about Linux is we don't have to use the layman distribution. If someone wants to put the time and effort into making somethin

I agree. But then the great thing about Linux is we don't have to use the layman distribution. If someone wants to put the time and effort into making something that is great for my grandparents but awful for me then more power to them. Meanwhile the rest of us can stick to the distros that are suited to our needs. I think this state of affairs is much better than any one operating system ruling. So long as we have binary compatibility among the Linuxen then I'm happy.