Linus Torvalds would like there to be a single standardized desktop for all Linux distros
Linus Torvalds, creator and leader of Linux kernel maintenance, has for years been clear the main reason why Linux has triumphed in everything except the desktop. For him it's simple, most people do not want to install an operating system and the advantage is Windows because it comes pre-installed, just as it happens with Android on mobile phones. And as he tells in an interview recently, another reason why Linux on the desktop has not taken off in 25 years is fragmentation. In fact, Torvalds goes so far as to say that he would like a standard desk for all the distros. Fragmentation in Linux is a fact and for years it has been a divisive issue among the community, some believe it is a plague, and like Linus, they blame it largely for being one of the reasons why Linux on the desktop simply You will never have your year, there are too many dilute efforts between different projects that could come together to create something more competitive. For others, Torvalds idea of a sin...