Re: Web + email hosting recommendations

[Christopher Pinon <cjpinon%secondfloor.xyz@localhost>]

Andrew Luke Nesbit <ullbeking%andrewnesbit.org@localhost> wrote:

> On 08/05/2019 10:19, Christopher Pinon wrote:
>
> > Debian will never be as polished as CentOS or as shiny as Ubuntu, but
> > it's pretty good in all other respects.
> 
> I still think it's the best GNU/Linux distribution.  It will be the gold
> standard for a long time to come.  I think Adélie Linux and Void Linux
> are the future of Linux distributions, alongside Debian.

Thanks for your extended comment, but I'm not sure that I would conclude
from it that "Debian is in pretty bad shape these days". (Or, if so,
then that every distribution is in pretty bad shape these days.)

Don't take this the wrong way, but: Adélie Linux? Really? Still at beta
with (I'm guessing) five users?

As for Void Linux, it's a rolling release, intended for those who like
to break and to recompile their system every weekend.

Debian stable isn't for everyone, and certainly not for those who want
to experiment with Btrfs. Debian testing or unstable is better for those
who want to experiment with more recent software.

Sorry to hear about your networking issue with Debian stable, but you
didn't say what exactly the problem was. In any case, we're already OT,
given that this is a NetBSD list. :-)

C.