For the last 6 weeks the Debian developers have had an election to determine the new Debian Project Leader. The election is now over and Lucas Nussbaum was re-elected.
As always in Debian, the result of the voting was found using the Condorcet method, which you might have heard about somewhere before...
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Lucas Nussbaum Re-Elected as Debian Project Leader
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(Score: 3, Funny) by Grishnakh on Monday April 14 2014, @08:30PM
These election results are bogus. They should use the First-past-the-post voting method. If it's good enough to elect the US President and Congress, it's good enough for everyone.
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(Score: 2, Funny) by Horse With Stripes on Monday April 14 2014, @10:16PM
(Score: 3, Insightful) by aristarchus on Tuesday April 15 2014, @02:03AM
In the face of Unity, Gnome and KDE, and Mozilla, isn't it nice to see that the original spirit of free software carries on, with no fuss and hardly any bother. Now if we could just kill systemd!
(Score: 1) by cwadge on Tuesday April 15 2014, @03:30AM
I'll second this. Get enough people in the room for long enough, and there will be disagreements. Get a bunch of engineers together, it could be a huge drama fest. Debian's had its share of rough spots in the past, but things are pretty smooth, all things considered. I run Debian pretty much everywhere because, as you've noted, it just works.