Time for a Linux Consolidation? 490
An anonymous reader writes "Are there too many Linux distributions currently available? Can there be too many? This article explores the effect of the large number of distros out right now and suggests that progress could possibly be made through a consolidation. The article is more focused on Linux on the desktop but the ideas presented would impact the entire community, especially as it is seen as a rival to Windows." From the article: "One of the less widely recognized reasons why Linux has not yet toppled Windows, despite it many advantages, is how divided the resources available to Linux are. With dozen of different distributions the Linux community is so diffuse that the power or significance of any specific entity is severally limited."
I got it! (Score:5, Funny)
THIS IS A PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR BUREAUCRACY!!1
Re:You mean like... (Score:2, Funny)
In Soviet Russia, Linux consolidates you!!
Re:I got it! (Score:3, Funny)
THIS IS A PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR BUREAUCRACY!!
I say we should first form a commitee to weigh the pros and cons of consolidating and leveraging synergy for our information techology solutions in the marketplace. After all, forming a commitee to actually do it might be too costly. We need to know what we're getting into first.
Also, we should do a separate study to find out if the marketplace is ready for that consolidation in the first place.
Of course, the results of these studies are only to be used as guidelines anyway, so we might as well form that commitee to consolidate as well. We can consolidate and keep it ready for when the market does become ready.
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Re:Mod Article -1 Troll (Score:5, Funny)
Consolidate these Articles! (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Maybe Not (Score:2, Funny)