Debian is a large, complex operating system, and a huge open source project. It’s thirty years old now.

Debian wants to be a high-quality, secure general purpose operating system that consists only of free and open source software that runs on most kinds of computers that are in active use in the world. [...] The only real choice Debian makes here is on whether the software is free and whether it’s plausible for Debian to maintain a high quality package.

Debian is a democracy in its governance and power structure. It has a formal constitution.

Debian is self-contained without bundled libraries, has a social contract.

Because Debian is huge, the project ships slowly.

Sous le coude, ça peut servir

flatpak semble prometteur.

De mon côté, les versions logicielles de ma distribution me suffisent pour l'instant.