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I am sure they have people to cover on what he did for Debian, but its not that, its his statment about how all of them as a whole he felt they were not getting anywhere near a new release for Debian. But based on that, that doesn't mean the end for Debian. It just might mean their next major release might not be around for awhile.
Distribution: DEBIAN! - (also used: Red Hat, Mandrake, Slackware, SuSE, BestLinux, EasyLinux, muLinux...)
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For what I can see, Debian is more an ever growing community than a simple GNU/Linux distro, I'm using (and loving) Sid, the "unstable" branch, more stable indeed than most of the distros out there...
I joined a few irc channels for help'n'tips and had a great support from a bunch of people, so everything suggests me that Deb will continue on its way no matter what Adrian Bunk say.
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