Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 30th Apr 2007 02:59 UTC, submitted by Dan Warne
"It's out love for Ubuntu that I'm being so harsh in this review. Look where we're at -- 7.04, a number of significant releases since 4.10 Warty three years ago -- and it still can't manage the display properly. I had great expectations for 7.04, and unfortunately they're not all met. If you're a fanboy, don't read on, because I'll shatter your fragile world." More at APCMag.
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2006-01-09
Well, although Debian Testing comes in tens of CDs, thatīs only for those that want the whole shebang. You can download only the first CD and be done with it,so there goes your reason.
And for those that donīt want GNOME for one reason or other as their default DE (like me), they can download the alternate CD with either KDE or XFCE or just download netinstall (less than 200Mb), install a bare system and build upon that which is not nearly as hard as it sounds.
I tried Ubuntu (well, Kubuntu actually) once and although I didnīt have any hardware problem with it, it was close to the worst experience that I had with Linux so far due to its instability and small glitches everywhere. I think that once you get used to its quirks, Debian Testing is much better than Ubuntu overall.