>You know, it is still possible that the installer team will fix bug >#668001, systemd-shim will stabilize, and it will remain possible in >some future release of Jessie, to build and run a Jessie system >without systemd taking over one's system. Or maybe folks will come to >their senses for Jessie+1. Wheezy has some life in it yet. There's >time to wait and see, and to see whether systemd turns the entire >Linux ecosystem into a monoculture.
>That's why I'm sticking around for now. It's also why I'm hedging my >bets by exploring other distros and platforms, and the possibility of a >fork - and trying to be constructive by comparing notes with others who >are doing the same. You have put that in way more plain than i could. I mean: Not everyone posts about the subject only to make noise, to troll. Lots of people are looking for solutions (be it inside Debian, the way you posted it, or be it by other means, you posted about that too). "I don't want to use systemd, what are my options" inside of a debian communication channel makes sense to me (assuming one has been a Debian user in the past). Despite the rumors about at kFreeBSD having trouble i still think it isn't a bad option. Hurd too, i guess, but for me it is too difficult. I am looking at kFreeBSD too (again). Not as comfortable as Debian GNU/Linux, but once configured it works well. Doing that, as far it's me, is something very constructive *inside* of the Debian project (k, k, only as someone testing it, as a user ... :-) ).
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