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Revealed: How Fedora And The Community Interact

Posted by timothy on from the they-flay-the-naysayers-with-evil-whips dept.

bakwas_internet writes "Konstantin Ryabitsev sent a funny message in form of a irc chat log, revealing how Fedora and the Community Interact, to the development discussions mailing list related to Fedora Core.The story also appeared at lwn.net and OSnews."

2 of 262 comments (clear)

  1. Re:Fedora by chemF · · Score: 0, Troll

    you're a complete tool.

  2. Ditch Fedora - Go Debian Unstable by brunes69 · · Score: 0, Troll

    Debian is the original community project,, and no one does it better. It runs on umpteen platforms, has the most packages of any Linux distro, runs apt out of the box, is a joy to install using Knoppix, and you can be sure that in 10 years it will still be around, no matter what corporations come and go, since it is totally community driven. And compared to Debian Unstable, even Fedora seems out of date ( apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade once / day usually ends up doing around 20+ packages )

    RedHat isn't formally supporting Fedora anyways, so I don't get it, what is the incentive?

    Go Debian!