Hello all, I've been using Debian since the never-ending Sarge freeze. I've never really used anything else. I presently depend on servers running Debian to pay rent and put food on my table.
The thing is, Debian seems to be self-destructing. Can you blame me for wondering if I should upgrade my servers to Jessie when the time comes or migrate them to another distro entirely? Please remember that for every every DD filled with angst over the current state of affairs in Debian, there are many more users, corporate and small business, who depend on it to keep the cashflow going. We need to be able to make concrete plans, and with the present indeterminate state of Debian, we can't do that. It doesn't matter what you decide, but if you don't hurry up and do it, and stick with it, you run the risk of losing a good number of your commercial and enterprise users, becoming largely a hobbyist distribution as a result. I doubt hobbyists contribute much of the donations, hardware, etc, required to keep the lights on around here. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-project-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: https://lists.debian.org/1416218890.8302.1.ca...@speakeasy.net
