Debian
GNU/Linux, however, is in a class of its own.
Easy
upgrades, Inclusion of more than 25,113 integrated software packages,
Rock-solid stability, there is no need to reboot for standard updates
or upgrades, Superior system security, Proven reliability in real
world situations by thousands of demanding commercial, industrial,
academic and non-profit organizations around the globe, The most
carefully thought out policy of any computing platform, Provides
significant consistency among packages, Requires separation of
configuration, code, and data, Packaging modularity requirements
allow for a smaller footprint.
Consistent
help interface: Man pages are required, info(1) is optional,
Institutionalizes the value of working to support 100% of users
without disadvantaging any type of user, Default configurations
should work for most users without configuration, Relatively
straightforward configuration and upgrade ability, Source code
availability to help us find bugs, fix security flaws without waiting
for patches, and customize features to better meet business
objectives, Support by a community that includes over 1,200
registered developers, Supported by a guiding vision in its Social
Contract and Software Guidelines that will ensure a dedicated army of
people from all around the globe to keep Debian improving on a
sustainable basis, The best bug tracking system of any Linux
distribution to rout out bugs and misfeature's, Like the Linux kernel,
Debian developed as the spontaneously collaborative initiative of
hundreds and eventually thousands of individuals. Phenomena that
spontaneously organize have a primacy in their constitution that is
rare, special, long-lived and fundamentally re-orienting for society
and markets, The synergistic effect of these advantages is that our
Debian-focused development is less expensive and more robust than if
we based our software on other Linux distributions
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