Hello,
For me it was not a matter of Debian at all in the beginning. I just
wanted to use anything smelling GNU in it... actually Red Hat would
do. This was the time when I bought my 1st PC. So I just decided to do
a search on Google, 'best gnu/linux distro' or something similar, and
Debian was all
Rogério Brito wrote (Sunday 23 October 2005 5:07 am):
> Well, I'm also feeling guilty after your message of not thanking the
> developers. I do know how it is pleasing to receive kind words for a
> project you maintain to be recognized and useful for some people.
The BTS needs to be accompanied by
On Sat, Oct 22, 2005 at 05:07:55PM -0200, Rog?rio Brito wrote:
> The Debian Project is the target of a lot of criticism, but the fact
> that it remains live, with many others taking Debian as a foundation
> (and some of these dying), while Debian just progresses is an indication
> that something go
I will definitely second all this praise. I began using Linux
in early 2000 and I chose Debian because it, at the time, was more
security conscious than some of the other distributions. I work in the
Network Operations group of the IT department at Oklahoma State
University so one needs t
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