Re: Where is Debian going?

[Phil <phillinux@brainlink.com>]

As a nubie (into GNU-Linux for around 6 months) I think the Job Debian and 
the FSF is doing is laudble  and heroic.  Debian in general is a roll your 
own flavor of GNU-Linux not for the faint of heart.  However, I had no 
problem figuring out the naming and numbering scheme.  I have no idea why 
you would want to change a working system everyone knows.  The Toy Story 
names give the impression y'all work in a "fun playful" (meaning taking the 
work seriously without taking one's self too seriously)  environment, and I 
believe that's very important.

Just my 2 cents


At 07:11 PM 7/10/02 -0700, you wrote:
> Hi,
> I happen to like the debian schema the way it is.
> When I first learned about Debian, (around when slink was stable), I had
> no problems understanding the way the 3 versions worked. All it took it was
> a few minutes reading debian.org. If it wasn't for Debian, I probably would
> have given up on Linux all together.
> I find the Toy Story names cool.
> Hope things stay as is.
>
> Just my $.5 cent.    :)
>
> Cheers,
> Mike


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