Steve Lamb wrote:
>
>> Can you give an example of something that is worse in Ubuntu than Debian
>> for servers? That is, if you didn't already have Debian would there be
>> a reason to use it?
>
>   Upgrades.
>
>   In the past 10+ years every Debian upgrade that fails was 100% my own
> fault. For example, the last one was because I started off with Progeny
> and later swapped over to base Debian without removing all of the
> Progeny custom packages. I can't blame Debian for not knowing that the
> kernel that ended with -progeny could be replaced, can I?
>
>   On the other hand in the past ~2 years of *buntu (KU specifically) I've
> had at least 2 upgrades go kaplooie when a fresh install worked fine.

It's probably been more than 10 years since I tried debian, but as I
recall their first few installers and updates weren't that great either.
Could this just be a matter of experience and likely to improve on the
Ubuntu side?

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 Les Mikesell
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