Hello all,
I also am thankfull for trying to get Debian "official status":
After my rant a couple of days ago on the "Debian going corporate
issue", I went forth to
research and educate myself on the Linux community as a whole. I found
that as I had thought
but not confirmed, almost all of thos
> First, thank you for trying to get a Debian port "official".
> Now for my opinions (=
> Linux is Linux. I get tired of seeing people say they will support
Slackware,
> or SuSE or whomever. Make a decent linux product, give a tar.gz or a
static
> bin, and move on. There should be no reason
First, thank you for trying to get a Debian port "official".
Now for my opinions (=
Linux is Linux. I get tired of seeing people say they will support Slackware,
or SuSE or whomever. Make a decent linux product, give a tar.gz or a static
bin, and move on. There should be no reason to specifica
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The company I work for produces visual development tools for several Unix
platforms, and is currently working on an official Linux port (the
developers have been doing some work under Linux for some time). Redhat
will be the primarily supported distro, which is
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