It would be more useful for the various major distros to pitch in for easy, simple, congruent CLI, UI, declarative, and API configuration management for common advanced configuration.
Creating artificial lock-in that doesn't work is a double-barrel footgun blast.
The Ubuntu people are like the SystemD people: they just want to reinvent things from scratch and shove it down everyone's throats without any consideration.
Creating artificial lock-in that doesn't work is a double-barrel footgun blast.
The Ubuntu people are like the SystemD people: they just want to reinvent things from scratch and shove it down everyone's throats without any consideration.