Yeah, it will make more sense as the beta is available soon, but the idea was to make things easier for people coming in to the Puppet ecosystem. Example: while there is a container and all that fun, you can just download and run an installer and have a working Puppet Core install with the console attached in under 10 minutes. (to that point it probably would do the same with OV but I haven't tested it with the installer just yet). It's an attempt to curate a few experiences so a person that just wants automation to get a job done for them doesn't have to figure out every single piece of every single thing themselves, but still has a well designed puppet environment underneath it all. Or you can turn that off and just have a dumb board and do all the puppet by hand, but as has been said, there's like 12 of those and several smart ones, so 🤷 why?