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I left all things RPM in 2003. All developments since have not proven that decision to be in error. With the promotion of NetworkManager, PulseAudio, systemd,
by anonbanker 11y ago
I left all things RPM in 2003. All developments since have not proven that decision to be in error.
With the promotion of NetworkManager, PulseAudio, systemd, and now these bundling practices, we shouldn't even be calling this a GNU distribution anymore. it's Redhat's Job-security-by-obscurity stack that happens to be running on a linux kernel. And all distributions that adhere to this new standard base (arch, debian, etc) should be considered to that same definition.
- qznc 11y agoAfter your restriction there are not many distros left. Slackware user?
- anonbanker 11y agoGentoo user, but Slackware is definitely an option still. Linux Mint Debian Edition still doesn't use systemd. nor does Morpheus Linux. But yes, there aren't very many GNU/Linux distros left.
- fapjacks 11y agoAbsolutely could not agree more.