as well. But out of the box, as it comes pre-installed with what you need it to do, and not 18 different versions of web browsers and 18 different versions of text editors all installed, out of the box, just pick one, make that the default. And if you want to switch it to something else, let the user switch. That's what turned me on to Ubuntu Mate. Yeah, so it's kind of funny. I was just thinking as you were talking, and that's a scary proposition in itself. Which, the thinking or the talking? Both. Okay, all right. It's that we both started with distros that used RPMs, and we now both use distros that use the dev package systems. Yeah, that's true. That is very true. And I think in terms of availability of software in the package managers, in the whole package management scheme and the repository schemes, I think the Debian way of doing things is a little more accessible to newbies. You don't have to go out and curate your own package repositories like you do with RPMs. So there's (39/42)
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