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I don't like how political debian has been becoming in a number of facets, I've moved all of my machines over to Ubuntu and Arch and am happier because of it
by guywithahat 8mo ago
I don't like how political debian has been becoming in a number of facets, I've moved all of my machines over to Ubuntu and Arch and am happier because of it
- bpt3 8mo agoYou don't like decisions being based on political factors (rather than technical merit I assume, but feel free to correct me) yet you moved to Ubuntu? I don't like it either, but that's not the direction I would go. I haven't looked into Arch yet in enough detail to have an informed opinion, but maybe I should.
- kev009 8mo agoUbuntu is Debian with an additional layer of awkward decision making.
- pjmlp 8mo agoAnd hardware compatibility for normies that Debian won't ever support, keyword here is normies.
- Zardoz84 8mo agoAnd don't forget the Snap crap on it. I moved from Ubuntu to Debian and I'm more happy. I'm using Debian Testing and I find it more stable and less problematic that the Ubuntu (LTS or not)
- andrewshadura 8mo agoDebian has always been political, since its inception.