> Debian already is at that point. I said "real world", where Debian is clearly not at that point: > but there’s very few packages which are being tested with

> Debian already is at that point. I said "real world", where Debian is clearly not at that point: > but there’s very few packages which are being tested with these init systems, so expect to run into trouble. I've not been involved in a while, but I have trouble believing that the limiting factor for adding in testing for a few inits is available work-hours. Maintainers/packagers' time is far more flexible than that. I would buy that very few enjoy pain, and the discussion of Systemd in Debian was poisonous enough that using one's scarce fungible time revisiting that isn't something many want to do.