On Fri, 13 Jul 2007 17:47:08 +0200, Alias wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>> Alias wrote:
>>> Frank wrote:
>>>
>>>> Alias wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> NOT Alias - Thank GOD wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Ubuntu is often hailed as the future for the GNU/Linux desktop and
>>>>>> even for the server. This page is dedicated to exploring the
>>>>>> downsides to Ubuntu.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> No established release policy
>>>>>> Once concerned with a production-ready release every 6 months,
>>>>>> Ubuntu have now decided that some releases will be "LTS" - long
>>>>>> term supported. It's hard to depend on a distribution with no set
>>>>>> release policy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You don't get the whole of Debian
>>>>>> Whilst the core packages are supported, this is only a few hundred
>>>>>> of the 20,000 available in the Debian repositories. The rest are
>>>>>> not guaranteed to work, and indeed many don't.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Jumping the gun
>>>>>> You get a very hot off the press Gnome and Evolution suite with
>>>>>> Ubuntu, even in the LTS version. There are bugs that don't get
>>>>>> fixed on the first Gnome and Evolution major releases. You know the
>>>>>> score, 2.00 some bugs, 2.01 getting better, 2.02 finally fixed. But
>>>>>> with Ubuntu you get the 2.00 release for it's cutting edge package.
>>>>>> These don't get fixed up even in the LTS releases.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Easy installer or working installer
>>>>>> The installer for Ubuntu is in a state that most projects would
>>>>>> consider experimental. Your mileage may vary.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Non-Free
>>>>>> Ubuntu have been toying with the idea of including non-free
>>>>>> software. Whilst other distributions like Debian do this, they have
>>>>>> a very clear cut policy of not having such software on their
>>>>>> installers, and making the non-free repositories a separate choice
>>>>>> inclusion. There is no such division in Ubuntu repositories.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Lack of Multimedia
>>>>>> So, you may be lumbered non-free stuff you don't want, but when it
>>>>>> comes to getting multimedia codecs (including those openly licensed
>>>>>> but patent encumbered in some countries), Ubuntu is not so well
>>>>>> supported as Debian. The repositories at
>>>>>> http://debian-multimedia.org are a one stop shop for Debian
>>>>>> multimedia, but don't support Ubuntu.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> All lies.
>>>>>
>>>>> Alias
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Prove they are all lies or STFU!
>>>> Frank
>>>
>>>
>>> Prove they aren't or STFU!
>>>
>>> Alias
>>
>> You idiot! You're the one calling them lies now YOU prove they're not or
>> STFU!
>> Well...!
>> Frank
>
> Well nothing. They're lies. What makes you think I care if you believe
> me or not?
>
Maybe the fact that neither one of you two can STFU??? I mean seriously!
The both of you need to go do that! If you got something constructive to
say, say it. But this constant and childish "You shut up" "no you shut up"
"no you shut up" "you are a liar" "no you are a liar" "no you are" "no you
are" back and forth between the two of you is really just stupid.
If you don't have something useful to say, just don't say anything. Is
that really so hard? Or at least take your childish games to e-mail.
--
Stephan
2003 Yamaha R6
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