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Posted by Steven_Rosenber on · 2 comments
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I’ve been long interested in the differences and similarities between Debian and Ubuntu. Many Ubuntu developers are current/former Debian developers and users but I think at this point probably a majority have “grown up” in Ubuntu like I have. Because Ubuntu is so heavily dependent on Debian, it behooves us developers to understand Debian processes, policies, and yes, even politics. I thought I’d just randomly share some thoughts on Debian from my Ubuntu-biased perspective.

[Despite the less-than-inviting title, the topic here is important -- Steven]

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Comments (2)

tuxchick ·
Er, yeah. Great article! (can't think of anything else to say.)
azerthoth ·
Been awhile since I have seen an article that has Debian and Ubuntu in the text that doesn't blast one or the other. He actually manages to say good things about both and nicely balances each distro's strong and weak points.

Definitely a bookmark article for me.

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