I read a post by Jacob Santos in which he lists a few reasons why he will not switch to Habari.
First, let me say that I'm glad you have reasons for your decision, and that you've chosen something you believe in. I think a lot of people pick their tools because it's what the next guy uses, without really thinking about whether its best. Now... Let me try to change your mind. ;)
1. Given that Habari does a bit more to organize things, I think it's fair to find a few more directories. If you look in detail at Habari's directory structure you'll see that even though there are more directories, they all make sense when you know what they're for. /system is for core files. /user is for your files. /3rdparty is for things you've installed that other people have written. ...
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