I am happy for Debian even though I am on the Fedora family side (since I worked at Red Hat as a packager and it stayed with me). Congrats on the release! It's

I am happy for Debian even though I am on the Fedora family side (since I worked at Red Hat as a packager and it stayed with me). Congrats on the release! It's good we have options and what would Ubuntu do without Debian anyway? :) Some people in the discussion mentioned old versions of packages. I would like to mention that in the Fedora/CentOS/RHEL we now have modular packages and therefore various versions of Ruby, Python, PostgreSQL at once. Maybe something Debian can steal. If modular packages or a good SELinux policy sounds like something you might like I am putting together a book on deploying web applications to get people started with Fedora/Rocky/CentOS defaults: https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ https://deploymentfromscratch.com/