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Project Bluefin: A Linux Desktop for Serious Developers
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'Containerized' would be more accurate.
Both are incredibly stupid attempts to convince people they need something they don't.
You all should look into a 'blue ocean' business strategy. Lots of shitty businessmen are constantly trying to push 'new' things and have a vested interest in convincing laymen of their necessity.
Needs are born from solving problems, not making them.