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Posted on April 23, 2008 - by jono

debian at the email address known as ubuntu dot com

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I just wanted to let those involved in the Debian project know about something. We are always trying to learn more about our relationship with Debian and determine ways of ensuring it is as smooth and as productive as possible. As with every relationship, there are high and low points, and I would like to keep the low points strongly focused on my alleged terrible taste in music (which is of course, a lie), and ensure the things that really matter are smooth running.

To help with this, we have set up a new email forward debian@ubuntu.com that comes directly through to me. If you are involved in either Debian or Ubuntu and have something to discuss about our relationship, then do get in touch – this can apply to letting me know where things are working well, things I should be aware of and areas that need improvement. :)



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    April 23, 2008

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    Vadim P. said:

    I hope this’ll help some!

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    April 23, 2008

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    seele said:

    Is that a diet caffeine free coke in the background? Diet? Caffeine Free? Metal Rocker?

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    April 23, 2008

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    Jayson Rowe said:

    Dude! I think this is awesome. I have always wanted to see the Ubuntu/Debian relationship stronger, and I think this is a huge step in the right direction!

    Great Move Jono!

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    April 23, 2008

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    Mark Brown said:

    It might be an idea to send a mail about this to debian-project@lists.debian.org to give it some exposure in Debian. Possibly debian-devel-announce if someone will post it for you.

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    jono said:

    Mark – yes indeed – thats the plan. :)

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    April 24, 2008

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    Jayson Rowe said:

    That’s awesome Jono! I thought I’d left a comment earlier today, but I guess it didn’t go through. I like the idea, and I’d love to see the two communities working together more – for a common goal.

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    April 24, 2008

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    Ean Schuessler said:

    A bit sugary but still a nice sentiment.

    I think its ultimately about reaching an equilibrium between Ubuntu’s desire to be great and Debian’s desire to level the playing field. One certainly doesn’t preclude the other but the agendas are in conflict.

    At least that’s my interpretation. ymmv, etc.

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    Vadim P. said:

    I just like Ubuntu’s desire to make Linux usable for ordinary humans :neutral:

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    April 27, 2008

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    vitus said:

    “and I would like to keep the low points strongly focused on my alleged terrible taste in music (which is of course, a lie)” BRILLIANT!! haha Check out these bands mate.. Municipal Waste and Death Breath. what do you think of Cavalera Conspiracy??

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    Scott said:

    Yes your taste in music is ghastly, but I forgive you. :D

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