[FSFLA] Hyperbola: A fully free, stable, secure, simple, lightweight and long-term distribution
willi uebelherr
willi.uebelherr en riseup.net
Vie Mayo 26 02:37:29 UTC 2017
Am 25/5/2017 um 20:30 schrieb Quiliro:
> "Eder L. Marques" <eder at edermarques.net> escribió:
>> Every time we create a new distro we make the lives of users harder.
>
> Why? I feel that sounds the same as saying that every time a person submits their opinion, it makes listeners get confused. Diversity makes a nice environment, even if it is a waste of time. But I cannot pay everyone (or want to hire anyone). So I cannot administer their time.
Dear Quiliro,
diversity don't means separate instances. We can bring together our
different ideas and experience for that, what we need.
To create a free linux-desktop distribution in system and application,
the core effort are in general the hardware drivers. And this is depend
on an technical environment for reverse engineering. This create a high
level of conditions.
But to use the hardware abstraction level, we can cooperate over all
regions, because we operate only in the software space. We can track all
steps inside in the target system.
One of the most terrible situation over all linux distributions is the
configuration management. This makes the people the greatest problems.
Others are the window-manager, Grafic User Interface and Network Stack.
Of course, people in different regions think it is important to have a
local distribution like Canaima or Nova. But is that a way of
rationality? For me, it is only an image.
We should separate our working time to different technical efforts and
spaces and not repeat that, what exist. But in reality, the people only
use different components and put it together and call it "distribution".
many greetings, willi
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