On Du, 29 dec 19, 18:57:12, Gene Heskett wrote: > On Sunday 29 December 2019 17:19:06 to...@tuxteam.de wrote: > > > On Sun, Dec 29, 2019 at 05:11:18PM -0500, chris wrote: > > > There's nothing wrong with not being a fan of systemd. > > > > Absolutely not. Myself, I'm not a fan either. > > > > > It's good to let people know there's a active community that isn't > > > overly impressed [...] > > > > But what I definitely don't like either is this dramatization. > > > > My wish would be that we, the non-fans and the fans of systemd > > work together in peace. That's all. > > Unforch Tomas, we are not likely to see any progress toward acceptance > of systemd until some means of eliciting a meaningfull error message > from it comes into existence.
Could you please provide some examples? > LP must lay awake nights thinking up ways to makes its output totally > unrelated to whats wrong. I tend to avoid attributing any kind of intention to other people, especially ones I've never met. > Chasing us off from asking raspbian related questions here, is a lost > cause because they don't have a mailing list, but a forum generally > populated by uppity folks, who when you think you are about to get an > answer to your problem, decide to declare the conversation has drifted > off topic and refuse to further participate in the discussion, leaving > you hanging for a real answer. So while we do take our questions there, > we are forced, language barrier, whatever, to come back here, starting > yet another new thread in hopes we will get a usable answer. > > I don't like it, helpfull folks like you don't like it. But thats how it > actually works. From what I see here on d-u you tend to write some posts with maybe 10% relevant content and 90% totally unrelated to the issue being discussed (while the issue itself might already be off-topic). One of a forum moderator's job is exactly to take action on such occurrences. Kind regards, Andrei -- http://wiki.debian.org/FAQsFromDebianUser
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