Originally posted by kobblestown
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Originally posted by kobblestown
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Therefore the amount of downloaded data required for updates is much lower.
Besides that the practical difference between 5 MBytes/s and 9 MBytes/s is minimal. So a 10 MByte package would be downloaded in 2 seconds instead of one. Big deal?
Originally posted by kobblestown
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Fedora is the last Linux distribution by a competent distributor with a strong focus on the desktop. SUSE focuses on cloud computing, Canonical has never been competent about fixing bugs, Debian is a slow POS with contributors who like to fight more than to get things done, and everything else is volunteer-only and too small to be taken serious.
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