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Not a happy review from Distrowatch...
(distrowatch.com)
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This feels like the reviewers expected Debian to create their own desktop environment between releases or something. The point of Debian has always been a stable experience, not to be flashy.
As a Debian (sid/ unstable) user myself, I am simply saddened that the reviewer had so many issues related to the install process, etc.
Yeah but you need to be able to install it in the first place