14th June 2008
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UNIX lover
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Germany
Posts: 427
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ninjatux
Debian does what it's meant to very well, but I've always liked to fool around. When I was using Debian, I didn't find much to do. If you installed GDM, it was automatically added to the proper runlevel. Almost every single package was setup properly, requiring little to no user interaction and leaving little to no room for customization. Those are areas where Gentoo, Slackware, Arch, and FreeBSD simply rule. It's also an area where Fedora, Red Hat, and CentOS do better than Debian. That may have changed though, as I haven't touched Fedora in over two years.
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This is the Debian way of doing things, the opposite is some distro like Slackware. Therefore we have a 'bunch' of distros and even some BSD forks
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