Time to start new linux distribution, with my set of build options, and call it tYarchtoo.
I was just laughing from fact that everybody and his grandma have his own linux distribution, with everything done differently, so big companies still dont count linux as something valuable to write software for.Funny, this doesn't justify the facts. As I value the good results I also do with the bad.
How many of those are actually in practical use? If for example you would ask developers or general computer users "what Linux distribution do you use", perhaps the top 2 or 3 together would account for 95% of all use? My uneducated guess would be Debian, Ubuntu, and RHEL/Fedora together, but I'm not at all sure....
I was just laughing from fact that everybody and his grandma have his own linux distribution, with everything done differently,
"I use Arch btw..." etc. There is way to many forks of main distributions, changing basically nothing but name and few /etc files (Institute of data statistics from my arse ftw). If those people focus on supporting main nurt distros, it would be really better for whole linux/oss world.How many of those are actually in practical use? If for example you would ask developers or general computer users "what Linux distribution do you use", perhaps the top 2 or 3 together would account for 95% of all use? My uneducated guess would be Debian, Ubuntu, and RHEL/Fedora together, but I'm not at all sure.