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Note: edited, other people made the other points I made Digressive: "Always wanting to be cutting-edge, I decided I would would start with ubuntu 14.04", shoul
by RubyPinch 12y ago
Note: edited, other people made the other points I made
Digressive: "Always wanting to be cutting-edge, I decided I would would start with ubuntu 14.04", shouldn't that be 15.04 then? (latest I could see in the mirrors at least)
- jpulec 12y agoPerhaps the title should be altered. My main argument is that the ecosystem around python3 is what's holding it back. I think the language itself is perfectly ready, and even most major packages have been ported over.
- sylvinus 12y agoThe daily builds of the 15.04 alpha may be on the mirrors but what he meant was cutting-edge stable. Had he used an unstable daily build, his arguments would have been much less relevant.
- RubyPinch 12y agoI agree that going for the actual cutting edge would be a bit silly, but mentioning "cutting edge" and then using just the latest LTS (noting that 14.10 also exists), seems a bit silly to me.