What's weird about most of these discussions is how they're always seen as technical considerations distinct from the individuals who actually use the system.
The kernel needs a highly-distributed workflow because it's a huge organization of loosely-coupled sub-organizations. Most commercial software is developed by a relatively small group of highly-cohesive individuals. The forces that make a solution work well in one environment don't necessarily apply elsewhere.
The kernel needs a highly-distributed workflow because it's a huge organization of loosely-coupled sub-organizations. Most commercial software is developed by a relatively small group of highly-cohesive individuals. The forces that make a solution work well in one environment don't necessarily apply elsewhere.