You think the Linuxsphere is fragmented? At this point, I argue it doesn’t matter any more. Desktop Linux as we know it has already missed the boat on consumer adaptation. Let’s fragment it until we get just what we want. Well, that’s just what SolusOS creator Ikey Doherty has done. But he hasn’t simply used another major distro as a base. He’s tore the whole thing down and started from the beginning. The way he thinks it should be done. A pure fresh start from top to bottom, bottom to top.
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