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On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Michael W. Ryan wrote:
> On Sat, 8 Jan 2000, lord_dArk wrote:
>
> > Last recent few I remember:
> > DeCSS, Distro War (Debian vs. Redhat), package managers (rpm vs. apt-get),
> > scripting languages (Perl vs. Python)..
> > All of these were mostly mud slinging, which is obviously not productive
> > at all..
>
> Actually, I disagree. I found the RPM-apt-get discussion rather
> informative. I know know how apt-get works. I would also say that there
> was some things learned about Perl and Python.
I agree with Michael. We may not always be politically correct, or
excessively polite, but I think that actually causes our discussions to be
more productive. The DeCSS thing *is* a touchy subject, and I think some
heated disagreements reguarding it are to be expected.
Nobody's been killed, I think we're doing well :)
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