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Debian by its numbers, as seen by keyring-maint
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| At keyring-maint, we got a request by our
| DPL, querying for the evolution of the
| number of keys per keyring â This can be
| almost-mapped to the number of Debian
| Developers, Debian Maintainers, retired
| and deleted accounts over time since the
| keyrings are maintained over version
| control.
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http://gwolf.org/blog/debian-its-numbers-seen-keyring-maint
Debian Editions
http://techledger.wordpress.com/2010/07/06/debian-editions/
Sidux 2010-01: Rolling Release KDE Goodness
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| When it comes to Linux distributions,
| Sidux is an interesting character. While
| many distroâs âpiggybackâ on well known
| distributions (especially Ubuntu) and
| release their own âflavorâ after the
| parent distribution is released, Sidux
| does things a bit differently. Sidux is
| still built on top of a parent distro
| (Debian) but is made to be a rolling
| release distribution by taking the
| packages that are in Debian Unstable,
| though adding customizations to make it
| stable.
|
| I tried out Sidux very briefly a few
| months back, and was turned off by the
| number of updates that were available
| initially and the fact that they broke my
| system. The problem was that so much time
| had passed since their last spin (the
| previous version was released in April of
| 2009), that there have been so many
| changes that the updates just completely
| broke my system. (Linux changes faster
| than any other operating system, bar none,
| so having updated spins is a very
| important thing).
|
| [...]
|
| Sidux is a really good distribution,
| though itâs not perfect. Itâs clearly not
| for beginners, though there is a nice
| manual included so it may not be all that
| bad. As a power user, I had absolutely no
| problem using it and getting it up and
| running. I can see that excessive updates
| may be a problem to a beginning user, as
| package update overload can sometimes
| break things, but for me itâs been stable.
| As a matter of fact, if I wasnât using
| Arch, Sidux would probably be my next best
| choice as I donât think I could use
| anything but a rolling distro. Sidux is
| definitely well worth checking out, though
| I do recommend you try it in a Virtual
| Machine first to get the hang of it before
| installing it on a production machine.
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http://www.itnewstoday.com/?p=1669
Recent:
A system based on Debian
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| The idea of a Linux Mint desktop based on
| top of Debian Testing is quite seducing.
| Itâs much faster than Ubuntu and the current
| Linux Mint desktops, it uses less resources,
| and it opens the door for a rolling
| distribution, with a continuous flow of
| updates and no jumps from one release to
| another. Itâs something weâve always been
| tempted to do. Needless to say, whether itâs
| been because of our lack of communication on
| that topic or not, this has been a source of
| numerous rumors within the community.
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http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=1467
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