On 02/23/2015 12:43 AM, Chris Murphy wrote:
Look at even Android and cyanogen. Look at the reinvention of all OS's for mobile devices and how much simpler things are when constraining choices. Chromebooks are in that same category. Simple. Just works. They picked a layout and stuck with it.
These OSes address the use-case of a completely non-knowledge able user to install an OS as single OS on some piece of comparatively non-complex HW.
Not that this use-case would not exist with Linux, but this is very different from typical Fedora and Linux use-cases, which comprises multibooting and co-existence with other OSes, a wide variety of HW and a wide variety of configurations.
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