Too much? That's kind of the point of Red Pill, open up all the options for those who know how to use them.

I illustrated nothing. It all goes back Nokia's user friendliness philosophy.

No, it means relevant to the user. The end user shouldn't have to concern themselves with libraries and support files, that's the entire point of Linux package management. The problem, again, goes back to packagers (as you can see with the issues stemming from the removal of Python-runtime from User/), if an application needs something, it should depend on it and the software should resolve the dependencies without user intervention.