After 2.5 year with GNU/Linux , I finally migrated to best Distro ie Debian,Â*I will be sending improvement and my problems in blog format with my new journey with Debian.Also I have given my life time commitment to Debian project.
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12-29-2010, 10:40 AM
godo
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On 12/28/2010 09:40 PM, Narendra Sisodiya wrote:
After 2.5 year with GNU/Linux , I finally migrated to best Distro ie
Debian,
I will be sending improvement and my problems in blog format with my new
journey with Debian.
Also I have given my life time commitment to Debian project.
Thanks
just from curiosity, what was "the turning point" to dismiss previous distro and start using debian?
* bugs in ubuntu 10.x release* unbootable iso images of ubuntu
* Crap theme in 10.x* Madness of ubuntu which is trying to create MAC - OS type look and feel* 6 month release cycle and most buggy upgrade management which always fails* I want to rebase http://schoolos.org to most stable.
12-29-2010, 06:59 PM
godo
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* Madness of ubuntu which is trying to create MAC - OS type look and feel
Ah yes, copying the look of MacOS just screaming "I'm frustrated
teenager". It is really pathetic.
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Maybe there's a problem with your CDs or burning application?
> * Crap theme in 10.x
You can change that.
> * Madness of ubuntu which is trying to create MAC - OS type look and
> feel
Two responses:
1-See previous response.
2-I don't think it's that bad, quite frankly. Apple's interfaces are
more attractive than a lot of others out there. I've always liked the
design of their interface. Very clean and simple. Honestly I would
enjoy using/recreating the Mac System 7 interface.
> * 6 month release cycle and most buggy upgrade management which always
> fails
Who said you have to upgrade to the latest version available? Why not
use one of Ubuntu's LTS editions? Upgrading an OS/distro every six
months is kind of silly to me.
> * I want to rebase http://schoolos.org to most stable.
Interesting project. Good luck with it.
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12-29-2010, 07:48 PM
Narendra Sisodiya
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On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 2:02 AM, Petrus Validus <petrus.validus@gmail.com> wrote:
> * bugs in ubuntu 10.x release
Bugs are unavoidable.
But releasing ubuntu on time without fixing known critical bug ?
*
> * unbootable iso images of ubuntu
Maybe there's a problem with your CDs or burning application?
64 bit ubuntu 10.10 is not bootable. checked MD5sum 100 times and similar error arond all userI use USB.
in some hardware both iso were unbootable.Always fail at initramfs - init not found. or any rootfs not found.
*
> * Crap theme in 10.x
You can change that.
> * Madness of ubuntu which is trying to create MAC - OS type look and
> feel
Two responses:
1-See previous response.
2-I don't think it's that bad, quite frankly. *Apple's interfaces are
more attractive than a lot of others out there. *I've always liked the
design of their interface. *Very clean and simple. *Honestly I would
enjoy using/recreating the Mac System 7 interface.
I am using gnome from last 2 year, I always see window bar button in right. Why they changed to left in lucid ? For me windows 7 and MAcOS theme and interface is very crap. I cannot even work on them
*
> * 6 month release cycle and most buggy upgrade management which always
> fails
Who said you have to upgrade to the latest version available? *Why not
use one of Ubuntu's LTS editions
LOL LTS is much buggy then non-LTS. 9.10 was the only stable version i have used.*
? *Upgrading an OS/distro every six
months is kind of silly to me.
> * I want to rebase http://schoolos.org to most stable.
Interesting project. *Good luck with it.
Thanks !!
12-29-2010, 08:05 PM
Petrus Validus
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> But releasing ubuntu on time without fixing known critical bug ?
>
Other distros have done that in the past. They are on a time-based
schedule.
> 64 bit ubuntu 10.10 is not bootable. checked MD5sum 100 times and
> similar error arond all user
> I use USB.
> in some hardware both iso were unbootable.
> Always fail at initramfs - init not found. or any rootfs not found.
>
OK...I don't currently use Ubuntu, nor have I used it since 6.06, so I
cannot help you there. As someone else replied earlier, Welcome to the
Club.
> I am using gnome from last 2 year, I always see window bar button in
> right. Why they changed to left in lucid?
I've read that can be changed. Maybe somewhere in GConf?
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