...Gentoo?
One of the reasons why I have switched from Gentoo to Debian were stable, more rounded-up releases, with more bugs fixed and issues straightened out between them. Constant upgrading means constant stress over what could have possibly break.
I believe people can handle a few broken things on Ubuntu desktop at home, but for Ubuntu servers and for Ubuntu desktops in the enterprise, this is a disaster waiting to happen.
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...Gentoo? One of the reasons why I have switched from Gentoo to Debian were stable, more rounded-up releases, with more bugs fixed and issues straightened out between them. Constant upgrading means constant stress over what could have possibly break. I believe people can handle a few broken things on Ubuntu desktop at home, but for Ubuntu servers and for Ubuntu desktops in the enterprise, this is a disaster waiting to happen.
And what is the reason for doing two hash operations that take double the time when you already have better, stronger hash functions?
Yeah, but sometimes when installing A which needs B, when uninstalling A, B is also removed.