Oh Boy....

[jayded]

Well said  ;-) 

azz Wrote: 
> Ian Murdoch created debian and that was excellent.  He also made a
> business out of free software, and I do not get the impression he is a
> poor man; excellent again.
> 
> The difference is that Murdoch sees debian packages as the product of a
> cummunity that is taken for granted.  This is not necessarily wrong,
> because despite it's size, there is excellent structure in Debian.  As
> the community grows, differences in opinion take longer to get ironed
> out.  This, for example contributes to not being able to get work
> done.
> 
> Like releasing.  It is not, however, Ubuntu's fault. 
> 
> I do not think that Debian will ever cease, it just is natural for
> certain things to take more time.
> 
> Ubuntu, on the other hand takes for granted that the community will
> improve the software.  It is the ubuntu community that is cultivated. 
> That is the difference.
> 
> Progeny (and all the other debian based businesses) develop packages as
> a business.  Ubuntu develop the community.


-- 
jayded