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> When switching to systemd it isn't just install and go. This I can definitely agree with. Has debian said anything about replacing sysvinit on existing insta
by josteink 12y ago
> When switching to systemd it isn't just install and go.
This I can definitely agree with. Has debian said anything about replacing sysvinit on existing installs or will they just be using systemd as the default on new ones?
The latter would from my point of view be a reasonable compromise and shouldn't alienate anyone.
- chaosesqueteam 12y agoYes. The systemd people are in control of the decision making process in debian now. They have decided that an upgrade to jessie will silently replace sysV with systemd. They have rejected all other arguments. Honestly, these truly are authoritarian scumbags. Linux is finished. And it happened quickly too.