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With the correct pin (as described in my linked comment), you can prevent systemd-as-PID1 from coming back. If you install certain desktop packages, then a pac

by agwa 9y ago

With the correct pin (as described in my linked comment), you can prevent systemd-as-PID1 from coming back. If you install certain desktop packages, then a package named "systemd" might come back, but systemd won't actually run as PID 1. Since the pain from systemd comes from it running as PID 1, I don't see a problem with this. If you want a system that's 100% free of all systemd code, even if it's not doing anything, then you need Devuan, but personally I don't see that as a compelling reason to fork Debian.

dvfjsdhgfv 9y ago
> With the correct pin (as described in my linked comment), you can prevent systemd-as-PID1 from coming back. Frankly, it's an ugly hack, not a proper solution. I hope to run my servers for years to come and the upgrade process should be as smooth as it can be.