Don Armstrong writes ("Bug#727708: Thoughts on Init System Debate"):
> On Sat, 18 Jan 2014, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Do you recognise that a decision to make systemd the only supported
> > init would mean the end of non-Linux-based ports of Debian ?
>
> Which is why I'm not proposing it at this juncture. However, moving to a
> single supported init system with a defined interface is something that
> I would like to see.
If you want that, and you want to keep the non-Linux ports, then I
think you have to pick upstart as the single supported system.
If we pick systemd as the default now, it will be very difficult to
change our mind later. So you need to decide now which you think is
more important: the non-Linux ports, or systemd as the single init
system for Debian.
Thanks,
Ian.
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