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The debate is not in “moving beyond init”. The debate is specifically with systemd. There are many other post-init systems.
by atemerev 6y ago
The debate is not in “moving beyond init”. The debate is specifically with systemd. There are many other post-init systems.
- pjmlp 6y agoExcept the other candidates never had someone put the hands into the work to the extent that systemd developers have done, so is the nature of FOSS. Who gets the work done wins, even if it isn't the best solution.
- atemerev 6y agoSometimes less is more.
- kasabali 6y ago> Except the other candidates never had someone put the hands into the work to the extent that systemd developers have done or they haven't simply had corporate leverage of Red Hat behind them
- pjmlp 6y agoOne had corporate leverage of Canonical, and the others, well that is what FOSS is all about. One gets what they are willing to pay for, via work or monetary contributions, otherwise just take what others have decided to make for them.
- kasabali 6y ago> One had corporate leverage of Canonical Canonical has had 1/1000 of leverage of Red Hat at the time.