Friday, November 30th, 2007 a las 16:18 por Cek
Yesterday we (ana, dato, holger and me) were at the CUM (University of Extremadura) to give a talk about Debian in general and QA in particular.
We were talking about how things work within free software, we talked about do-ocracy and I coined the expression Mark-ocracy. It was funny 
Mark-ocracy: to do the things that Mark wants to do.
Sabia que hacia bien no eliminandote de mi lector rss.
Bienvenido de nuevo
Me parece genial lo de escribir en ingles, pero creo que sería mucho mejor escribir en español e ingles.
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Ubuntu Linux | November 30th, 2007 20:52 | Permalink Vale, ya se porque del ingles, es que esto va a planet debian
Pero sigo pensando que esta bien lo de español e ingles.
Firefox 2.0.0.6 en Ubuntu Linux | November 30th, 2007 21:34 | Permalink Once more we are fighting ourselves instead of joining to defeat our real enemies.
I, in spite of being a Debian user and fan myself, encourage people (specially newcomers) to use Ubuntu.
There are things in Ubuntu that I don’t like. Ubuntu has its defects, but not more than gnuLinEx or any other distro has, but it also has a lot of good things. Thanks to those things, Ubuntu has brought a lot of new users to the free software world, while adhering to its free roots.
Should Ubuntu be a mark-ocracy, that wouldn’t necessarily be worse than gnuLinEx’s improvise-ocracy or Debian elitism-ocracy. It’s free software what is produced, and that’s a good thing. Take what you want, get rid of what you don’t need/like.
It’s sad these civil wars happen so frecuently in the free software world.
Let’s please stop egocracy.
Best regards,
Alberto.
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