What I mean by rough idea and code is simple. Is a project something complete you can take and just use or is it a bag of parts. xcp-ng is a take it and use it project. KVM is a bag of parts.
My experience with Red Hat is that it's frequently IKEA level assembly required. Canonical projects tend to be read the docs and just use it. Although there are some exceptions. For example a couple of years ago, cloud-init was not documented well enough for my taste. Took a second look just now and found new documentation that may revise my opinion.
My experience with Red Hat is that it's frequently IKEA level assembly required. Canonical projects tend to be read the docs and just use it. Although there are some exceptions. For example a couple of years ago, cloud-init was not documented well enough for my taste. Took a second look just now and found new documentation that may revise my opinion.