Another opinion without facts:
- Now find a way to "hide" some stuff like directories,
has always been available. prepend your directory or file with a dot '.' and it's hidden
- have a nice user/not root routine like the OS X way of asking your password to install stuff,
already does it. When you try to do something that requires root permission, your asked for the root password
- a good point and click install mechanism that does away with dependency hell and
Don't know about the others, but Redhat and Suse distros already do this, and have for some time
- a stupid simple updater/security patcher.
once again, both Redhat and Suse already have this
Your as guilty as the author of the article for not knowing what the hell your talking about.
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Another opinion without facts: - Now find a way to "hide" some stuff like directories, has always been available. prepend your directory or file with a dot '.' and it's hidden - have a nice user/not root routine like the OS X way of asking your password to install stuff, already does it. When you try to do something that requires root permission, your asked for the root password - a good point and click install mechanism that does away with dependency hell and Don't know about the others, but Redhat and Suse distros already do this, and have for some time - a stupid simple updater/security patcher. once again, both Redhat and Suse already have this Your as guilty as the author of the article for not knowing what the hell your talking about.