We package our software for CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, and have occasionally supported a few others. We never even considered targeting the LSB. It is so much simpler to target the defaults on the system, build for the top three or four or five distros (which actually ends up working on several spin off systems, by virtue of similarity), and when problems arise we know we&#x27;re not the only ones running into it because we are using the same libs as the rest of the system.<p>The idea of one package for all distros is cute but not at all realistic. And it isn&#x27;t pleasant for the end user, who wants everything in their native package manager and things to be configured in the same ways as everything else.<p>LSB was a well-meaning idea, but it doesn&#x27;t actually do anything to improve openness or interoperability.