Google was able to create an amazing UI (could be called a distro

Why did you delete your other thread?

https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/57597001

>>57597066
the grammar was even worse. I shouldn't be posting while half-asleep at 4am...

They have, you're just literally retarded.

>>57597058
Linux will never "just werk". Anytime any remotely serious effort is made in that direction all the neckbeards start crying about muh unix philosophy.

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>>57597281
/thread

Because Google caters to consumers and Linux caters to artists

>>57597306
*autists

>>57597306
>>57597318
Nice Freudian slip you made there. :^)

>>57597058
They're actually making a new OS called Fuchsia

>>57597058
>amazing UI
No
>smooth animations
Nope
>consistency
FUCK no
>easy to use
lol
>no need of the command line
Welcome to 2004
>open source
Partially

>>57597448

this

>>57597448
>>open source
>Partially

What is AOSP? Granted, you have proprietary drivers and radio..but it's pretty much open-source. Nobody is forcing you to run the Google Apps, too.

>google
>thousands of staff members
>some of the best creative minds in current times
>countless pallets of money to toss at things

>linux
>one guy named "Jerry" who sometimes gets help from the neighbor kids
>knows how to use Lua
>has about 35$ cash saved up for server hosting

>>57597058
What's wrong with solus/budgie?

It's fast.
It looks good.
It's functional.

I'm legitimately asking.

>>57597756
that's the problem.

>>57597826
>fast
>looks good
>functional
How is that a problem?

probably because android is optimized for that exact phone while shitnux has to run on many different hardware configurations

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if there was a distro based on arch or ubuntu (or shit do a lil bedrock action and mix the two and have both package managers work in tandem, maybe provide a way to detect a newer package than ubuntu's in the package manager gui) that obscured the terminal to windows extents (super+r "cmd" enter) then gave options for advanced users in its settings program and package manager gui like kodi then that would be the best option for everyone. just werks for people who couldn't give half of a fuck, but configurable enough for the neckbeard type to install i3 and zsh. thats basically how windows does it, minus the package managers. the control panel is the advanced version of the settings metro/uwp program. you can use uwp or you can choose to use desktop .exe's/.msi's. giving users options is the best way ro go, but not giving them the option to install an entirely different operating system for more advanced tasks. just a lil lock button in the system settings program to unlock the advanced shit. then there can be centralization because theres a common ground, everyone's got NegrOS and it doesnt really matter much whether one person has it in advanced mode or not. this is what ubuntu and arch have for their seperate communities, but in order for "the year of the linux desktop" to happen there needs to be more people under one roof. theres windows, mac, and a clusterfuck of linux.