Jason Boxman wrote:
> Robert Snyder said:
> <snip>
>
>> But the core problem that people have with slackware is that it is
>> controlled by one man ( Patrick ) and Ian just did not like the way
>> Patrick ran the distro. Hence why Slackware is still very much a closed
>> nit operation and why debian is the complete oposite with community
>> controlled distrobution.
>>
>
> And Debian has its own interesting set of quirks, RE: a DPL nominee's recent
> withdraw of application. Check out DWN from the past week or two. It seems
> the lists and IRC can be quite hostile. ;)
>
>
#debian has always been hostile even more so since the growing
popularity of Knoppix and Ubuntu. It really depends on who is in that
room at a given time. Some times you can ask a question and get
wonderful help and other times you get you head bitten off. Where
another distrobutions room which i will not mention as people find that
I support them to much, has wonderful people and less of the hostility.
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