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- Subject: Re: Slitaz vs DSL
- From: AjiNalo <ajinalo@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 20:41:59 -0700
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+1 with Brenton
2012/5/10, Brenton Edgar Scott <trixarian@xxxxxxxxx>:
> *Sigh* This is like comparing Ubuntu to Arch and equally productive.
> DSL had Debian as an back-end and it's developers didn't have to lift a
> finger to fix half the issues we have to. Modern these days is using a
> properly configured xorg that automatically generates the configuration
> every boot and a system that uses udev exclusively (and left HAL
> behind). 99% of the libraries DSL used has bloated a big and probably
> tripped in size by now. The playing field isn't even anymore. This is
> half why I get so pissed off when people compare SliTaz with other
> distros. I think the only fair comparison would be TinyCore and then
> only barely. Puppy had years to adapt to the proper way of doing
> things, it's creator is pretty clued up and with it's current large
> user/developer base it's pretty up to date. Arch has the same advantage
> and all the others are based on some pretty distros. We don't have that
> luxury and we're still learning.
>
> So please instead of comparing or complaining, rather use that energy
> into helping us conform the standards and teaching us how to use xorg,
> the linux kernel and udev effectively.
>
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>
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