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(E. Ripley would be proud )
Indeed. Gotta let people know we're still here and kicking, despite being overshadowed by RedHat, SuSE, Ubuntu, and others.
Looking at Alien BOB's site, I was especially pleased to note that Eric saw fit to mention that our beloved distro is still free of the Poettering sludge.
Last edited by 1337_powerslacker; 11-22-2015 at 08:34 PM.
I was primarily referring to Poettering's second "masterpiece"; however, it would seem that he has left his mark anyway, if only in a faint sense. I can live with that, as long as it stays out of my way.
I'm thrilled that we're closer to 14.2; this has been an interesting development cycle.
Indeed it has, if only for the fact that the 14.1 --> 14.2 phase has been longer than most periods. Oh well, it just means good software just takes time to coalesce. I have no complaints running -current; it's been very stable for me. I'm content to wait until Pat is good and ready to release 14.2.
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