Debian has a reputation in the world of Linux distributions as, well, "stodgy". Debian Stable is pointed to as being out of date, stale, boring.
Nothing could be further from the truth. The Debian developers have put together a titanic number of software packages, and done the work to make them function together like... "...like an enormous clock."
"The finest clocks have jeweled movements. Cogs that fit, and work together by design. I'm being metaphorical, Bob."
Several fine tutorials and demos have been posted of Debian since the release of Squeeze, 6.0, on Sunday. Here's one I particularly like:
But there is something more that I believe needs to be addressed. Just what do you get with one disk of Debian anyway?
I used Debian DVD#1 to see just what kind of variety a user could get out of it.
