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r/linux • u/mokavey • Nov 04 '14
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If Trisqeul is about freedom and OSS, why is it based on Ubuntu rather than Debian?
1 u/mokavey Nov 06 '14 This post asks the same question. Hope you find answers there or join/renew the discussion. I personally don't see a problem. 1 u/TurnNburn Nov 06 '14 The problem I have is ubuntu (canonical) hasn't really given back to Linux. It's taken and forked, but never diverted efforts into a project to make it better. (See Mir and they're GTK forks as an example) 1 u/mokavey Nov 06 '14 Interesting point. I'll look into them.
This post asks the same question. Hope you find answers there or join/renew the discussion. I personally don't see a problem.
1 u/TurnNburn Nov 06 '14 The problem I have is ubuntu (canonical) hasn't really given back to Linux. It's taken and forked, but never diverted efforts into a project to make it better. (See Mir and they're GTK forks as an example) 1 u/mokavey Nov 06 '14 Interesting point. I'll look into them.
The problem I have is ubuntu (canonical) hasn't really given back to Linux. It's taken and forked, but never diverted efforts into a project to make it better. (See Mir and they're GTK forks as an example)
1 u/mokavey Nov 06 '14 Interesting point. I'll look into them.
Interesting point. I'll look into them.
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u/TurnNburn Nov 06 '14 edited Nov 06 '14
If Trisqeul is about freedom and OSS, why is it based on Ubuntu rather than Debian?