guitard00d
2003-11-13, 21:39 PM
I'm trying to set up Debian on a system at home so I can try to get the hang of it, but every time I try to install it, there's always some kind of an error reported about a package that failed to install correctly. I'm just installing the base system off the first CD and telling apt-get to download all of the other parts.
Maybe I'm not a "real admin" according to Knightfoo's signature and that's what the problem is. But I would tend to think that if Debian is celebrating its 10th birthday, 10 years would seem to be long enough to create a reliable installation routine.
It just seems to me that Debian is more of a project than a product and they could afford a few more "finishers" to take over where the "developers" seem to have dropped the ball. I'm not suggesting that they dummy it down, I just think they need to smarten it up.
These bugs just make that whole Fedora Project that much more appealing to me...
Maybe I'm not a "real admin" according to Knightfoo's signature and that's what the problem is. But I would tend to think that if Debian is celebrating its 10th birthday, 10 years would seem to be long enough to create a reliable installation routine.
It just seems to me that Debian is more of a project than a product and they could afford a few more "finishers" to take over where the "developers" seem to have dropped the ball. I'm not suggesting that they dummy it down, I just think they need to smarten it up.
These bugs just make that whole Fedora Project that much more appealing to me...