> Messieurs les allergiques au fonctionnement (atypique ?) de Debian, passez votre chemin...
Mouaif.
On peut dire ça pour tout et toute critique devient impossible au nom du "politiquement correct". Et moi le "politiquement correct" me casse les couilles.
L'éditeur de lwn (fort respecté) a fait un article sur Ubuntu et parle de Debian qu'il utilise depuis longtemps : http://lwn.net/Articles/107324/(...)
Debian has a lot of appeal. It is an excruciatingly free distribution characterized by a widely recognized technical excellence. It offers a variety of packages which is second to none and a package management system which is unequaled elsewhere. But Debian scares away a number of potential users. Its "stable" release is painfully out of date most of the time, the "unstable" release is rather too bleeding-edge for many users (while still being slow to pick up new releases at times), and the middle-of-the-road "testing" release seems to offer the worst of both "stable" and "unstable." The process of creating a new stable release looks chaotic, with no timeline for an actual release in sight. The community seems to spend rather too much time arguing about the free status of firmware and documentation and packaging up obscure tools and too little time simply creating a current distribution with a broader appeal. Debian is a great institution, but it worries a number of people.
Avec le temps, entre autre car Debian ne supporte pas amd64, l'éditeur de lwn est maintenant plustot porté sur Fedora (souvent sur les mailings).
[^] # Re: Certains sont simplement heureux...
Posté par 007 . En réponse à la dépêche Sortie de la Debian Woody 3.0r3. Évalué à 1.
Mouaif.
On peut dire ça pour tout et toute critique devient impossible au nom du "politiquement correct". Et moi le "politiquement correct" me casse les couilles.
L'éditeur de lwn (fort respecté) a fait un article sur Ubuntu et parle de Debian qu'il utilise depuis longtemps :
http://lwn.net/Articles/107324/(...)
Debian has a lot of appeal. It is an excruciatingly free distribution characterized by a widely recognized technical excellence. It offers a variety of packages which is second to none and a package management system which is unequaled elsewhere. But Debian scares away a number of potential users. Its "stable" release is painfully out of date most of the time, the "unstable" release is rather too bleeding-edge for many users (while still being slow to pick up new releases at times), and the middle-of-the-road "testing" release seems to offer the worst of both "stable" and "unstable." The process of creating a new stable release looks chaotic, with no timeline for an actual release in sight. The community seems to spend rather too much time arguing about the free status of firmware and documentation and packaging up obscure tools and too little time simply creating a current distribution with a broader appeal. Debian is a great institution, but it worries a number of people.
Avec le temps, entre autre car Debian ne supporte pas amd64, l'éditeur de lwn est maintenant plustot porté sur Fedora (souvent sur les mailings).