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I sympathise with the fact that Debian considers itself the "universal operating system" but there are limits and the Debian developers have to consider the imp

by sherr 13y ago

I sympathise with the fact that Debian considers itself the "universal operating system" but there are limits and the Debian developers have to consider the impact of their support decisions on their major consumer: the Linux OS. The Linux OS is the first and primary OS they should support. And as Michael says, to stay relevant, Debian needs to meet the needs of a modern and dynamic OS. That's why I want to see systemd supported and considered first-class in Debian, my OS of choice.

ealexhudson 13y ago
Exactly the same here. I like the idea that startup semantics will be much more unified across a range of distributions and that more sysadmin knowledge will be common - particularly in terms of writing good 'init scripts' for custom services.
mattengi 13y ago
+1