In defense of Debian only

random user writes me about his ~/.bashrc not getting sourced and blames the PAM stack for it. Not that I know what he was up to, since .bashrc is not sourced by any "raw" invocation of bash. But let's see, SUSE has some magic in /etc/profile* to always source both .bashrc and .bash_profile, just to avoid these cases of users having half of their definitions loaded. Now, is that also "very specific"? For all those distros that do not implement "my way" -- well, it does not even need to be my way only, there are probably more people than just me who need bridges -- you think these distros target clueless users only?