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Ubuntu has that as an install-time feature, but then Ubuntu is definitely not Debian. Then again, Debian isn't really either given the systemd fiasco that is J

Ubuntu has that as an install-time feature, but then Ubuntu is definitely not Debian. Then again, Debian isn't really either given the systemd fiasco that is Jessie. How has that whole debacle impacted you? I still have several squeeze(or whatever oldstable / jessie-1 is) boxes that I'm loathe to upgrade, and considering just biting the bullet and switching to either Ubuntu, which has a more mature systemd seutp, or some other distro entirely (OpenSUSE seems to be the place to be when it comes to bleeding edge secure rolling releases), but the familiarity I have for Debian continues to make that difficult to make the leap.

stakent 10y ago
Can you write more about systemd fiasco in Jessie? I've very reluctantly upgraded to Jessie with systemd few months ago and, to my surprise, it simply works. Cursory googling returned entries from 1-2 years ago, so my google fu is not sufficient.
zeveb 10y ago
Actually, I don't mind systemd anymore. I hate the philosophy and attitude of the maintainer, but I haven't had any operational problems using systemd. It works, and it works pretty well. I just hate that I had no choice.