s. keeling wrote:
> Linus says a distro gets you an install and a packaging system. What
> you do from there is up to you. You don't have to settle for the
> default install. You don't have to use the packaging system.

Nope, but I want to be able to.

Furthermore, if my requirements are fairly basic, I want to be able to
meet all of those requirements with the default install and the default
packaging system.

> Make it what you want. That's what it's there for.

IMHO, at least for my purposes, that's not what it's there for. It's
there to be stable, unobtrusive, and reliable, so that I can make *other*
things, at a higher level, what I want them to be, without messing with
the basics.

- Logan