:Shuttleworth: Conflicting Goals Create Tension in Communities
Shuttleworth: Conflicting Goals Create Tension in Communities Sep 11, 2006, 22 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6597 reads) (Other stories by Mark Shuttleworth)
"Matthew Garrett expressed frustration with Debian recently, in a blog post that's become rather famous.
"I'm of the opinion that Ubuntu could not exist without Debian. So it's absolutely my intention to see that Ubuntu is a constructive part of the broader Debian landscape. It's vital that Ubuntu help to sustain and grow Debian, because it's the breadth and strength of Debian which make up the 'shoulders of greatness' on which we in the Ubuntu community stand when we reach for the stars. That doesn't mean I'm naive enough to think this relationship will ever be an easy one, but I would hope that the discussion doesn't turn into one of 'Ubuntu versus Debian.' Because it isn't the case that one of them will succeed and the other fail. You could only perceive that as an outcome if you assumed that the two have exactly the same goals..."
