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Exactly, I use Debian because it has a large user base and community. But that's precisely why it's important than the mainstream distributions continue to sup
by lottin 11y ago
Exactly, I use Debian because it has a large user base and community. But that's precisely why it's important than the mainstream distributions continue to support the traditional Unix init. People don't want to have to switch to some obscure distribution simply to avoid systemd.
- fmoralesc 11y agoThere isn't much reason for a mainstream user to touch a system with a traditional init nowadays either.
- criddell 11y agoThere isn't much reason for a mainstream user to care what the initialization sequence looks like. Can they run the applications that they need to? That's about all a mainstream user cares about. Linux is just boring infrastructure that needs to be there. All the interesting stuff happens in user land.