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Originally Posted by big_k105
I have to agree with Marvin on this one, there does need to be more standardization in the linux world. Package management would be one to think about. It would be nice if all distro's used the same package manager, this way once you learn how it works you can still use any distro out there and you can install packages just fine.
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I totally disagree. Linux is just a kernel and each distro is a totally different OS; so each distro should be taking things in different directions. If all distros did the same thing, what is the point of different distros? You need to think about the different distros almost like the way you would think about MacOS and Windows... different OS's. If a company or person wanted to do the same thing as another distro but only build on it, they wouldn’t make a totally different distro, they would just add to a previous one.
I don’t think you guys understand what Linux is about; it’s about choice… so making everything the same with standards is going totally against that.