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+# Complete all-inclusive big pre-integrated framework
+
+You start with something that has all thing that you may ever need per-integrated and often pre-installed.
+All decisions are already made. All glue code is already written. All combinations are accounted for.
+
+It works.
+
+But if it breaks... good luck to you my friend!
+
+This is the Windows style, this is the framework like Ruby on Rails, .Net etc. This is the Unreal Engine and Unity. This is systemd, Ubuntu, RedHat.
+This is where if you try to remove things you don't use the stuff fall apart. Take all or nothing.
+
+Use the installer.
+
+Trying to understand how things are composed and how they work together is a hard task, that you should not attempt, that only few people in the world should know all about.
+
+Customize but only from here to there or who knows what will happen.
+
+It is bloated, complex and slow. It is buggy and insecure.
+
+You are lost, and hateful.
+
+# Start from scratch, pick our things, glue it together
+
+`fdisk /dev/sda`
+`mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1`
+`tar xvf...`
+
+This is the big bang approach. You start with void, you fill it with bits, bytes, packages, services, configuration.
+The glue script here and there to make things to work together.
+
+You make hard decisions, change things, add only what you have come to need.
+
+It kinda works.
+
+If it break you probably know why because you put it together in the first place.
+
+It is minimum, spartan, efficient.
+
+It teaches you, changes you, makes you to understand it, admire it.
+
+If something you don't like you replace it with something else. You write your own.
+
+It is compile your kernel, make your initramfs, pick your drivers.
+
+This is slackware, Void, Gentoo. Micro-frameworks, libraries. This is Vim.
+
+This is my home.