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2010/12/7 Christian Lohmaier <lohmaier+ooofuture@googlemail.com>:
Hi Carlos, *,

On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 5:06 PM, Carlos Jenkins <hastciberneo@gmail.com> wrote:
2010/12/7 Christian Lohmaier
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2010/12/7 Samuel Gómez <fuljencio@gmail.com>:
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A lot of Distros and configuration doesn't show the Distro, so, why RPM?

Because those that do, are debian based.

Please don't start a "religious" rpm/deb war.
Clearly, my user agent doesn't state the distro either, and mine isn't
deb-based. :)

As
Samuel stated, based on statistics, the more common is DEB,

What statistics please?

so let put the
default the DEB one.

Even if overall downloads would be more deb than rpm, then those with
"unknown" system would be rpm in majority, as debian rebrands firefox,
etc, and ubuntu also modifies user-agent string. RPM based distros
usually don't.

I don't mind having the script default to deb, as long as I have the
option to choose a different version to download. :)

I think I am capable enough to decide which package to download for
installation.

Sigrid

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