>> If you try to deliver both at once you have to also deliver a way of switching between the two. I would argue instead that Linux is about freedom. In other

>> If you try to deliver both at once you have to also deliver a way of switching between the two. I would argue instead that Linux is about freedom. In other words, rather than expecting my distro to go out of its way to provide multiple choices and a way of switching between those choices, I expect it to not go out of its way to prevent me from switching if I chooose to, even if switching is difficult, and even if it needs to warn me that what I'm about to do is a bad idea.