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No, it was just a joke, you know... but in fact I've checked and I'm already running upstart right now, as part of my Ubuntu LTS system. So really no need to "g

No, it was just a joke, you know... but in fact I've checked and I'm already running upstart right now, as part of my Ubuntu LTS system. So really no need to "go back" :P

Chyzwar 8y ago
Ubuntu switched to systemd from 16.04. You must be running 14.04. Ubuntu improved a lot in 4 years.
- severino 8y ago
  Yes, it's 14.04. I tried 18.04 a couple of weeks ago, but I didn't really like the new GNOME interface. For me, Unity was (is) a great DE. I know other things improved too, but I'm not really enthusiastic about them either. For example, snaps, whose paradigm of self-contained applications I don't consider an improvement.
rocqua 8y ago
Last I checked Upstart was deprecated.
- severino 8y ago
  It is, but it's also the init system of some Ubuntu versions still supported, so you can be running upstart on a modern, supported distribution.
  - cthalupa 8y ago
    4 years old, running a 3.13.x kernel You and I have very different definitions of modern, I suppose.