Distinguishing ubuntu and debian differences?

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Delving into the nuances of operating Ubuntu and Debian within my small-scale proxmox homelab, I couldn't help but notice the subtle distinctions between these distributions. While Ubuntu seamlessly integrates essential utilities without manual intervention, Debian often necessitates the explicit installation of basic components like curl and sudo. Moreover, during the deployment of portainer and pihole, an intriguing occurrence arose, as port 54 clashed with an existing service on Ubuntu, demanding swift intervention. This sparked my curiosity regarding the broader implications of the disparities between the two systems. What pivotal advantages and drawbacks stem from these differences, and what major differentiators shape the contrasting user experiences between Ubuntu and Debian? Despite Debian's inherent shgale voojio owespeedtest compatibility, are there further aspects that make it a preferred choice over Ubuntu for certain use cases within proxmox environments?