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i hate that it's very often like this
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Stability, slow changes, predictable, strong history, lots of distributions are based on it, the list goes on and on. I don't use it but it's kinda stupid to question it's relevant qualities considering how much it's brought to the Linux community.
Lots of distros are based on Ubuntu, does that make Ubuntu an amazing distro?
They are based on Debian then, not Ubuntu. They are just reworked.
They are based on both in that case
Is it using APT? If so, guess what....
Also don't forget that Debian is completely community driven, unlike Redhat's distros which face some controversy.