Yes, but you can get a long way tailoring a Linux distro in a particular way. In an extreme example, Android is a Linux distro.
This is closer to conventional in that it's still Debian and Gnome, but if they are putting development work into making that a cross-platform system then everyone benefits.
yes. But they are so insane about talking like it is a innovative OS that this is probably the biggest reason most people consider their laptops for linux and give up, afraid they won't work well with ubuntu or fedora.
Yes, but you can get a long way tailoring a Linux distro in a particular way. In an extreme example, Android is a Linux distro.
This is closer to conventional in that it's still Debian and Gnome, but if they are putting development work into making that a cross-platform system then everyone benefits.
yes. But they are so insane about talking like it is a innovative OS that this is probably the biggest reason most people consider their laptops for linux and give up, afraid they won't work well with ubuntu or fedora.
Yes, it is based on Debian.