Ted Gould@cwebber @joeyh @liw I would argue that the biggest gulf between the two is that one allows for developers to manage their own packages and the other tries to insert someone, who the developer may or may not trust, in the middle. Having packagers who are interested in a distribution makes for a more consistent distribution across software/languages/etc, but it frustrates developers who want a direct connection with their users.
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