Re:10 years of Linux and Red Hat Linux 9 (Shrike) is the bes...
by jiggy2011 on Thursday March 29, 2012 @05:59AM
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I think it could be quite a bit worse.
Sure we have fragmentation today with distros doing their own thing but these are mostly due to differences either in ideology , philosophy or technical goals.
Having this controlled instead by OEMs run by MBAs who are more interested in kickbacks and splashing their logo on everything could be a worse experience.
GNU/Linux has a great deal of flexibility which is great for hackers, but is also great for those who would seek to abuse it.
Having this controlled instead by OEMs run by MBAs who are more interested in kickbacks and splashing their logo on everything could be a worse experience.
GNU/Linux has a great deal of flexibility which is great for hackers, but is also great for those who would seek to abuse it.