owing upstream.
As an admin I find it rather tiresome to keep track of dozens of
installed third-party packages and their vulnerabilities and
compatibility.
That said, as long as you don't actively try to get rid of these
packages I don't see an issue with better integration of pip &a
r a default browser -- we wouldn't want our users to suddenly
find themselves without security updates...
[1] https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2015/msg00031.html
cheers
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ic tweaks for that (eg.
Debian somehow manages to introduce systemd dependencies on the i3
package) I'd be more than happy to step up.
cheers
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ince
my escape from Debian) and it doesn't need systemd. Is there a
particular reason why lightdm would be preferred or is it just about
personal preferences?
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