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> every distro becomes the same once you remove their defaults You can remove some of the defaults and not all of them. For example, I still use the default Ub
by derleth 15y ago
> every distro becomes the same once you remove their defaults
You can remove some of the defaults and not all of them. For example, I still use the default Ubuntu package repos. I'm still getting value out of the default Ubuntu system without needing to run every single default.
- mappu 15y agoYes. There's a finite distance you can run this train of thought, but i'll continue: At what point does your system stop being Ubuntu, and start being identical to someone's WindowMaker distro, customised to use ubuntu repos? (Lots of desktop debian users add ubuntu repos for the occasional package.)