humpty


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Posted: Nov. 13 2007,00:21 |
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http://www.packtpub.com/article/Meet-the-Distro-guy
Quote: This sums up the harsh reality of being a Linux distro developer: the initial excitement over a new idea that leads to a successful release and some fame in the community is quickly replaced by frustration, exhaustion, boredom. Add to it the likelihood of having to spend time supporting the product and getting a few nasty emails from hard-to-please users, and the end result is not hard to predict. It takes a special individual to develop (and keep developing year after year) a successful distribution.
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