On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 10:47:43AM -0500, Lennart Sorensen wrote: > > Besides don't Debian developers sometimes use trains and subways? Narrow gauge track was used extensively in some areas (particularly places like Colorado, with it's extensive small-line railroads running up canyons to mining towns), due to being able to handle much tighter turns in the roadbed, though it provided less stability and generally was unsuited to high-speed trains. It was sufficiently common that one could generally order a new locomotive in narrow gauge without much difficulty, or get old rolling stock refitted with new carriages fairly trivially (refitting an engine was somewhat more complex, but still quite possible). -- Joel Baker <fenton@debian.org>
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