LinuxConf: Bid to Bring Distros Together

"Distribution wars are common among Linux users--the assertion by those who use one distribution that what they use is superior to another distribution. The old mine-is-better-than-yours-routine. Never mind that most distributions feature more or less the same applications, each group of users appears to think that their distribution is the one that actually makes the cut.

"Such debates--if one is permitted to use that term to describe what is more like a flamefest--don't stop with users. Developers from each side are equally good at them and equally prone to get involved..."

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