Is Linux development goes on right direction?
Every OS like MacOS, Linux or Windows has GUI. But under the hood, there is different story for all three of them.
First, Linux is great operating system, the community work for more than a two decades to produce robust, fast, secure and compatible operating system based on layers or call it components. Every Linux operating system is based on layers: kernel, shell, audio core, X(graphic core), windows manager, etc.. all managed through your GUI or text based shell. So if one component fails, the system will stay stable. In past few years, some parts of the system have increased development and some stay limited by their native framework and does not bring innovations anymore. Famous distributions make Linux closer to the regular user, but still many people wants to be creative, not administrative, so it's time to get Linux things in right direction.
Time has come. Nowadays Linux has same compatibility with oldest written Linux code. This means, code that was written 10 years ago, still works like that is written today. Get XMMS for example. Thats perfect, but it has some negative sides. Today hardware has endless possibilities of processing and graphic power, usability, low latency, easy plug and play and Linux is going a little bit slow using all this new hardware features. Means it's going to be slow and slow throught the years.
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