Re: Distros specifically designed for children

On 5/28/25 3:26 AM, Marc Haber wrote:

c186282 <c186282@nnada.net> wrote:

   CURRENTLY - I think the Linux universe has become just
   TOO diverse. More standardization would be a longer
   term advantage.

 systemd tried that and divided the worlds even more.

   Systemd wasn't the "best" unity tactic, IMHO.
   I know some HATE it ... but I'm more agnostic.
   It does have its uses, does simplify a lot of
   things. Sometimes I use its features, sometimes
   I don't.
   In any case, systemd does NOT seem to be of such
   evil intent as the Winders registry.
   As for 'un-necessary' distros, normally they do not
   get broad traction and soon disappear. The current
   quad of more-or-less Deb/RH/Arch/Slack IS big enough
   for almost everybody AND allows developers to better
   concentrate their efforts. TOO much diversity is as
   bad/wasteful as too little.