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Previously the non-portability of upstart was seen as a reason for Debian not to switch to upstart. Now the non-portability of systemd is seen as a reason for
by bbanyc 13y ago
Previously the non-portability of upstart was seen as a reason for Debian not to switch to upstart.
Now the non-portability of systemd is seen as a reason for Debian to drop the ports.
- rquirk 13y agoDebian isn't going to drop the ports! The blog post seems a sane roadmap for eventually switching to systemd on Linux and maintain a more traditional init process on the BSD ports. The fact that scripts and systemd can work in tandem on Linux makes this possible. Seems pretty reasonable to me. The only downer is that now there'd be 2 init setups/configs to maintain. But that would be the case even if systemd were not the default, just available as a choice.
- ldng 13y agoI did not read that they were going to drop the port.