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Begrudging respect for correct name

LOL I disagree.

LOL I’m not asking because I don’t understand and I want you to explain it to me, I’m trying to get you to see the error in your thinking.

No. Heat affects everyone. Regarding Debian, what exactly do you think has affected everyone?

So then your original question isn’t ‘How “out of date” is Debian really?’ but ‘If you complain that Debian is “out of date”, what do you mean?’

Not new

And what do you mean by “new” exactly?

What do you mean by “out of date” exactly?

You didn’t mention in your OP that it had to be debian distro packages.

It doesn’t. WTF are you talking about?

docker images

Is not distro packages.

Arch Linux

It’s not in Debian. There’s no Red Hat packages either. Or OpenSUSE. It’s not even in OpenWrt which would make the most sense. So it looks like no useful, practical distro packages.

pip

Is not distro packages.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rorschach_test

You doing OK?

on Discord

Chris Wanstrath … $1,000,000 donation

So… not independent then.

You may have missed that the best approach is not to switch but to dual-boot.

The “guy” is a Russian expert and former CIA on the … Russia desk.

Assuming that’s true then he’s a Russian expert and former CIA [officer?] on the Russia desk who’s written an article full of non sequiturs, supposition and just plain nonsense. He’s a Russian expert and former CIA officer on the Russia desk who’s a deluded fool.

But you probably have no clue what that actually means, do you?!

It means the embarassment from having written this article is even greater?

This is full of non sequiturs, supposition and just plain nonsense. Guy’s a deluded fool.

The west later admitted that they wanted the war though.

The West did not admit that they wanted the war.

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There is no code in a running kernel written in Python, Perl or Ruby. Those languages are used in kernel’s source code tree in supporting tools, they aren’t kernel code.

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non-GTK

What do you mean?

Gnome Software Store, Gnome Settings, System Monitor

All of these programs use GTK.