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I recently started learning open source technologies and very soon got frustrated as there are thousands of technologies and tools (each one having their own pros and cons). I am wondering if Windows approach of “All in One” is actually better.
I think a big reason for this is because people want to make improvements to something that had the right idea, but it wasn’t being applied well (or the way they wanted it to be).
Some software is also a popular choice for projects among University/College students for finals that they end up continuing development on afterwards. You can’t always come up with something useful and easy enough for a project that hasn’t been done before.