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The resolution does mention there will be documentation on switching to sysv after an installation, so I assume this option will have to be officially supported
by stringy 12y ago
The resolution does mention there will be documentation on switching to sysv after an installation, so I assume this option will have to be officially supported; it sounds to me as though systemd is simply a default, not a requirement.
- revmoo 12y agoYes, but when half the core packages on the system list Systemd as a requirement to be installed, this doesn't really work.
- EmanueleAina 12y agoYes, it will be officially supported as systemd is simply a default, not a requirement, as defined by previous CTTE deliberations and as implemented even before them by the Debian systemd team, which has gone to great extents to make sure you can happily switch back and forth with almost no issues.