I've always found the Red Hat way to be less intuitive than the Debian way, and I got my start on Slackware then Red Hat (before it was Fedora, included with a

I've always found the Red Hat way to be less intuitive than the Debian way, and I got my start on Slackware then Red Hat (before it was Fedora, included with a book around 1998). I see a lot of people complain about using apt for package management, but I've never had any issues. I've run game servers, database servers, and web servers, all on Debian without issue. I've done light administration to CentOS and RHEL servers, and I've always been confused because I reach for the Debian way. I realize that is my lack of knowledge, and as a software developer I have to adapt constantly, so I'm not really sure why it never "clicked" with me.