Am I the only one who has noticed the overwhelming number of technical
questions asked by Ubuntu users.
I understand that Devs and Engineers have their opinions about what
works and what does not, but there is a sense of "did it actually
work".
1) If you want to know how many people use Ubuntu,
On Tue, 28 May 2019 14:48:53 -0700
Darren Couch wrote:
> I've gone back and forth with distros for a long time. Ubuntu works
> fine for me - I don't have the rolling release blues like I often got
> with Arch, or the ancient tools like I did with Debian or CentOS.
> I like deb over rpm based
I've gone back and forth with distros for a long time. Ubuntu works fine
for me - I don't have the rolling release blues like I often got with Arch,
or the ancient tools like I did with Debian or CentOS.
I like deb over rpm based solely on what I got used to.
If I need the bleeding edge of
On Mon, 27 May 2019, Tomas Kuchta wrote:
What is this about? Are you honestly asking question about someone
elses opinion? Are you willing to accept the answers? What ever they
may be?
Obviously, the answer to your question - what is the best Linux
distro - is 42.
42 - Because it depends
Christopher,
What is this about? Are you honestly asking question about someone elses
opinion? Are you willing to accept the answers? What ever they may be?
Obviously, the answer to your question - what is the best Linux distro - is
42.
42 - Because it depends on what is the the question and
I would like to see Debian, Redhat, Slackware, Arch, Mandrake,
PCLINUXOS, and Ubuntu push each other in a positive competition
to be better than they currently are. I feel that every major Linux
distribution has strong pros and probably, hard to say this, some major
cons. Slackware does just
On Mon, May 27, 2019 at 6:01 PM Michael Christopher Robinson <
mich...@robinson-west.com> wrote:
> A lot of people seem to favor Ubuntu over all other flavors of Linux.
> I don't. I have heard that in the Ubuntu world something considered
> important today can disappear tomorrow.
Example?
I
On 5/27/19 5:59 PM, Michael Christopher Robinson wrote:
> A lot of people seem to favor Ubuntu over all other flavors of Linux.
> I don't. I have heard that in the Ubuntu world something considered
> important today can disappear tomorrow. Is this a problem? Yes,
> especially if there is a
A lot of people seem to favor Ubuntu over all other flavors of Linux.
I don't. I have heard that in the Ubuntu world something considered
important today can disappear tomorrow. Is this a problem? Yes,
especially if there is a high learning curve to the software program.
Specifically, I have
