Re: Distributions vs kernel development

[John Bradford]

> Since other use this chance to propose already well known
> distributions

To be honest, why use a distribution at all, or if you do use one, why worry
about 'following' it after installation, instead of using it as a base from
which to do your own thing?

Of course, it sounds like a lot more effort to install whatever you need from
scratch, but you also more or less cut out distribution-specific issues, such
as one package depending on another, and of course you get much more
flexibility.

John.
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