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+1

Also, all projects being _open_ it's not like 
there isn't any useful cross-talk in sources, there 
is.

And all projects can focus on their precise goals.

Win-win.

Of course, if some sub-goals are common, 
collaboration is encouraged (e.g. editor suite, 
chromium, I believe some wifi drivers... etc).





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