Views from an Red Hat -> Ubuntu -> Fedora migrator

[Bob Jonkman]

Fortunately, most of the half-baked things in Ubuntu are Unity related,
and have little to do with servers stuff.  I've administered servers
with both Debian Stable and Ubuntu Server, and in comparison Debian
feels primitive.  But that may be because I'm so used to Ubuntu on the
desktop.

And there are four significant minor releases throughout the life of the
LTS editions, so you're not stuck with half-bakedness too long.

--Bob.


On 12-10-20 04:39 AM, Ben Walton wrote:
> Although I use Ubuntu on the desktop, I cringe when I hear of its
> use on servers...they've rushed too many half baked things into LTS 
> releases that you're essentially stuck with.




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