> There is a lot of development in the ecosystem dominated by Freedesktop.org, Gnome and (to some degree) large commercial players like RedHat and SUSE.
Yeah, i've been thinking the same recently.
The current development above the kernel seems to either be from the desktop down, or from the point of view of managing 1000s of headless instances in a "container" farm.
This with a side-order of Windows-isms demanded from corporate/government clients looking for a way to get away from MS while retaining their centrally controlled fine grained access control.
Yeah, i've been thinking the same recently.
The current development above the kernel seems to either be from the desktop down, or from the point of view of managing 1000s of headless instances in a "container" farm.
This with a side-order of Windows-isms demanded from corporate/government clients looking for a way to get away from MS while retaining their centrally controlled fine grained access control.