The Linux enthusiast community actively fights against anything like this because they want everything to be modular and made to fit specific applications.
Linux does have a de facto set of standards, they're not quite as stable because they change them and deprecate old stuff, but it's better than it looks, and with Snaps you can at least partially solve the issue.
But people choose distros that don't have those standards, and then you lose half your potential users if you don't support all the niche configurations.
Linux does have a de facto set of standards, they're not quite as stable because they change them and deprecate old stuff, but it's better than it looks, and with Snaps you can at least partially solve the issue.
But people choose distros that don't have those standards, and then you lose half your potential users if you don't support all the niche configurations.