Just because you are free to do or make something, does not always mean its a good idea. An extreme example is your free to jump off a bridge. But that freedom does mean its a good idea to do.
Thats where Linux Distro’s have gotten. There are so many Distro’s that "choice" is an illusion. But. For one moment, let us imagine, Google Chrome OS creates a program packaging standard, like the Mac OS X’s .dmg, they buy out the top three, Ubuntu, Fedora and Suse. Create a open environment. Will the other distro’s shrivel away?
Luis De Alba on examiner
