We Don't Need a Fractured Linux

"There is a big problem in the FOSS world. Especially with Linux. That problem is every group considers themselves to be on their own little island and only wish to concern themselves with their territory. Any incursion or criticism to one groups territory by another group results in fierce reactions and territorial defence. Everybody thinks that they know whats best for their own little realm and are not interested in what others think if those others are contradictory.

"This gives an image of many different people squabbling and fighting each other for petty reasons. Much like gang wars or primitive villages competing against each other.

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