Sometimes the end user actually suffers from too much choice.
Choice implies complexity, and there are some places less complexity is quite desirable. I still periodically, when setting up a new Linux machine, have to figure out why the audio frameworks are fighting, for example. The fact that "frameworks" is plural there makes everything harder for me, the end user.
(I compare Python and Node environment management frequently here. Python standardized the protocol for setting up an environment. Wise, better than nothing, but now I have to care whether something is using conda or poetry or some several other options I don't know. Node has npm. If there's a package, it's in npm. To setup a Node service, use npm. One thing to know, one thing to get good at, one thing to use. Environment management with Node is much easier than in Python).
Choice implies complexity, and there are some places less complexity is quite desirable. I still periodically, when setting up a new Linux machine, have to figure out why the audio frameworks are fighting, for example. The fact that "frameworks" is plural there makes everything harder for me, the end user.
(I compare Python and Node environment management frequently here. Python standardized the protocol for setting up an environment. Wise, better than nothing, but now I have to care whether something is using conda or poetry or some several other options I don't know. Node has npm. If there's a package, it's in npm. To setup a Node service, use npm. One thing to know, one thing to get good at, one thing to use. Environment management with Node is much easier than in Python).