I couldn't disagree with Drew more on this. It is ridiculous to rely on unpaid third parties to get your software distributed. I can't count the number of times

I couldn't disagree with Drew more on this. It is ridiculous to rely on unpaid third parties to get your software distributed. I can't count the number of times I've wanted to install software that isn't in the repo, or is a horrifically out of date version. You know what is more important than software that's perfectly secure? Software that you can actually use. > You can take advantage of all of this innovation and research for the low price of zero dollars by standing back and letting distros handle the distribution of your software. If someone packages your software, if they don't change anything, and if they keep it up to date. All three frequently fail to happen. What do you expect for free?