Roger writes:
> I think my latest ubuntu14.04 uses [systemd...]
Unless you opted in, I think not.
AFAICT Ubuntu still defaults to upstart:
$ grep -e upstart -e systemd ubuntu-meta-*/minimal-amd64
ubuntu-meta-1.197/minimal-amd64:upstart
ubuntu-meta-1.267.1/minimal-amd64:upstart
ubuntu-meta-1.267/minimal-amd64:upstart
ubuntu-meta-1.308/minimal-amd64:upstart
ubuntu-meta-1.325/minimal-amd64:upstart
ubuntu-meta-1.327/minimal-amd64:upstart
The only mention of systemd I see is in 14.10:
ubuntu-meta-1.325/debian/changelog:
* Added libpam-systemd to desktop
That pulls in "systemd" (on desktop installs), but prefers
"systemd-shim" over "systemd-sysv" -- the package that actually makes
systemd the default init.
Neither "systemd" nor "systemd-sysv" exist (as binary packages) in
trusty:
$ rmadison -uubuntu systemd systemd-sysv
systemd | 204-5ubuntu20 | trusty | source
systemd | 204-5ubuntu20.7 | trusty-updates | source
systemd | 208-8ubuntu1 | ubuntu-rtm/14.09 | source,
amd64, armhf, i386
systemd | 208-8ubuntu8 | utopic | source,
amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, powerpc, ppc64el
systemd-sysv | 208-8ubuntu1 | ubuntu-rtm/14.09/universe | amd64, armhf,
i386
systemd-sysv | 208-8ubuntu8 | utopic/universe | amd64, arm64,
armhf, i386, powerpc, ppc64el
NB: I haven't done an *ACTUAL* install of ubuntu 14.04, so the above
might all be misleading if e.g. ubiquity has changed how it does
installs again.
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