At 2:18 PM +0100 2005-09-01, Ian Eiloart wrote:
> My view is that Debian should not be allowed to hold up anyone's
> development cycles. As far as I know, it still ships with exim 3 as the
> default mailer, over three years after exim 4 was released. I think that
> even 'sid' ships with exim 3 as the default mailer.
The problem is that a majority of the people who run python.org
are also heavily involved in Debian, so we're pretty much guaranteed
to be shackled by whatever the Debian people want to do. I couldn't
even get them to agree to run ntpd instead of ntpdate on the
python.org machines, because that's not what was provided in the
Debian packages.
--
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