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“The 8th DistroWatch Weekly of 2011 feature article,
“Introducing Debian GNU/Linux 6.0”, comes in as a qualified success
for Debian.“The author, Jesse Smith, seems to have had trouble with Debian
in the past, even while the various tributary distributions like
Ubuntu and KNOPPIX would run on his hardware just fine. Hardware
wouldn’t be recognized, the installer would crash, and so on. But
in the words of Michael Palin, “This one stayed up!”“All well and good, let’s explore some of Mr. Smith’s comments
in light of my own rather long history of using Debian.”
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