[PLUG] "Gender" issues

Chris McNett plug@indianaufies.org
Fri, 28 Sep 2001 18:35:23 -0500 (EST)


Here are my complaints about debian:

Dselect doesn't seem to work after upgrading to woody, and often gets
confused about the dependencies.  I think the package system may have been
broken once or twice in woody.  They got rid of the distributed-net
package (anyone know why?).

(Some of these may have been fixed.)

Despite these, I still think apt is great.  I use debian for most linux 
stuff.

Also, I'd like them to get the woody installer working (if it isn't
already).  Last I checked, you have to install potato first and then
woody.

On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Matt Wallace wrote:

> > Of course, once you try Debian, you won't want to use anything
> > else :-)
> 
> This is something we see a lot on this list, and I certainly agree, but it
> made me wonder, has anyone ever gotten Debian to work and then switched to
> some other distro?  I'm interested to hear legitimate complaints about
> things other than the installer.
> 
> -Matt
> 
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