this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2024
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Need to use Ubuntu at work on some of the machines. Canonical distributes broken packages and has done this for years.
They do so also when the package on Debian is fine. So they take the Debian package, add breakage and release it.
Ubuntu is a pile of crap, but still better than Windows.
What packages? Cuz if it's FF or something they ship in the Snap store, they have an incentive to do that - deb desn't work, use Snaps 🤷.
One of the binaries in graphviz is compiled with the wrong flags for years.
The Python module networkx is broken on 22.04.
Long live the savor Nix.