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>To make Debian init-neutral is a great idea in my opinion, just like Linux distro we have many flavors, there is no real reason for mandating systemd to be the
by Morgawr 12y ago
>To make Debian init-neutral is a great idea in my opinion, just like Linux distro we have many flavors, there is no real reason for mandating systemd to be the sole init system I think.
Oh, it's an amazing idea. So I assume you candidate to be a fulltime maintainer of the whole software stack and packages, right? Why don't we support OSS4 too, while we're at it! After all, support for everything is just free of man hours!
- ausjke 12y agoHow about merging all linux flavors into one so we have one system like MacOS? or Windows? hi they each have lots of different versions to maintain, what a waste of resources. systemd by all means is still new, how can you convince all of us that it is _the_ init system all of a sudden? It's good to have options, for each apps(email,web server,database,you name it) in Linux there are normally a few options too, why is systemd that different?