I'ts mostly a matter of personal preference.
it's very consistant with SYSV ala SUN for locations, etc.
The package management blows away all the other's I've seen. Take the
best parts of redhat's rpm. make conflict resolution alot smarter
and robust, and then add the ability to get updates, dependancies, etc
from the web autiomatically.
Debian's push for quality also helps make the boxes alot more
stable.
Robert
Thus spake Bart Friederichs ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> Can anybody tell me why Debian is better than other distributions? And don't
> give me the 'it is the only really non-commercial version' crap. I want real
> technical benefits. Or is it all a matter of flavor? I have been using
> Slackware for one or two years now and I also liked that one. Switching to
> Debian was necessary because the store didn't sell slack.
>
> Bart
>
>
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