Em 10-02-2014 09:27, Gregory H. Nietsky escreveu: > > On 02/10/14 14:04, Fernando de Oliveira wrote: >> I thought it would be worth sharing what I have just read. Perhaps not >> everybody knows about it yet. >> >> 1. Debian votes for systemd >> >> https://lists.debian.org/debian-ctte/2014/02/msg00338.html >> > as much as i think systemd is a stinking pile ... for debian [read > ubuntu if you want by extension ignore they use upstart] it makes sense > for the non technical consumer. > > in my corner of the world ubuntu is rolled out at one of the major banks > [1 of 4] and they basically use firefox for everything maybe some libre > office ... the same bank uses asterisk voip server. and for these > systems its probably the way to go. same applys to daughters school 100% > ubuntu. ubuntu is a firm favorite here and at one stage i was neighbours > with M. Shuttleworths brother Grant other distros rarely feature. > > for use on a server or on embeded / .... systems its a bad call and i > worry that it could cause problems that will be blamed on "linux" and > not pid 0 .... > > for those who are not sure or would like to try something to see what > will happen if systemd failed in any way type "kill -9 0" as root.
I am not a systemd user. Like what Bruce did as a great development step, extracting udev. Wish I could learn how to do it myself. Also, like that ĸen is keeping alive the eudev alternative. But I fear it might take over everything in other software (seems to have done it already in gnome), what would oblige everybody else to use it. That is what I do not like: "oblige". Other than that I would, perhaps like systemd, if it could be only considered as an option. But I do like having bootscripts and still believe, since before Linux and Windows had been born, when I was a "programmer", using MSDOS, I believe in "do one thing, but do it well". Even Libreoffice seems to be done with that in mind. So, I try to follow the discussions here and, sometimes, have a look elsewhere, to find out at what point we are now. -- []s, Fernando -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
