Gino LV. Ledesma wrote:
There's this "comfort zone" that certain sysads have. Linux may be the same
deep-down, but at the surface level the way to do things can get unnerving or
just annoying. There're times where the fundamental differences between, say
apt, dselect, rpm, and what not can make it difficult.
Oh absolutely, mixing and matching different package systems is just asking
for trouble. For the server I am deploying, I don't expect the sysadmin
to do any installing of new packages (at least in the beginning) and that is
why I am willing to consider people who have not used Slackware before, but
I'd still like to get opinions on how people out there would view such a
scenario.
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