On Fri, 9 Apr 2010, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I run Ubuntu and regularly read the Debian list, so maybe I can answer.
That's my situation as well.
If I need to know where is the menus Firefox is, or how to change my
wallpaper, the Ubuntu list is fine. But nobody there understands
_anything_ about the OS. That is fine, the target audience of Ubuntu
is not technical users. The barrier to entry is very low. My
74-year-old mother in law uses Kubuntu.
While what you say is true to an extent, there are a number of members
of the Ubuntu list who are quite sharp. The Debian list on the whole is
more informative.
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check the price of the beer"
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