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I very much agree with you, and I think an important reason to do so is that there isn't necessarily an objective "better". Debian's conservative release is gre
by flailingroof 5y ago
I very much agree with you, and I think an important reason to do so is that there isn't necessarily an objective "better". Debian's conservative release is great for production servers and stability. Ubuntu and many of these "OS" vendors' choices are great if you want exactly what you get and don't care too much about the things under the hood.
I love both Arch and Debian, but I usually use them for very different things.