Re: I will never go back to RH
On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 12:39:50AM -0800, Vineet Kumar wrote:
> It only gets better from there, trust me. I think apt is one
> of the highly-visible features that attracts people to debian.
> Policy is the real gold that makes the lifers. Once you start
> to learn more about the system, you realize that it's the most
> coherent, well-thought-out system out there. The people who
> make the decisions aren't concerned with gloss or deadlines,
> rather they're just geeks building the system the way it
> should be built: down to academic debates (and flamewars) over
> even the smallest system organization decisions.
>
> With so many organizations using Red Hat for everything, it's
> hard to explain why Debian is a better choice, since the
> benefits are most easily seen long-term. One, for example, is
> that there is no need for reinstalls; the system just keeps
> working.
isn't redhat implementing apt-get on their stuff these days?
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:
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