That was my experience as well, and after interacting with them a couple of times on issues with name space collisions I realized that it was more like some person&#x27;s distro rather than a new mainstream distro. The difference being are you in the release management business (hard) or in cobbling together a set of packages that you like for you (easier). I went back to Kubuntu and waited to see if they would grow into that. After all, everyone has to start somewhere.<p>The compromise on their site with Wordpress was sad, but the best description I&#x27;ve heard for Wordpress was that it was &quot;a rootkit with a blogging package ride along.&quot; It is so hard to secure a wordpress install and keep it that way.