Hi,
Russ Allbery:
> A lot of that analysis concludes that the pro-systemd "side" in Debian
> won some sort of conclusive victory.
> I have a different perspective.
>
Too true. This GR does not have winners. We all lost. Not as a result of
this vote, bus because of the incessant arguing, trolling,
On Mittwoch, 19. November 2014, Russ Allbery wrote:
> I originally posted this in a thread on debian-private, but on further
> reflection it seems appropriate for a broader audience.
my reply there: "lovely words, thanks a wow".
really, thanks for expressing this this way. My thoughts exactly, b
I originally posted this in a thread on debian-private, but on further
reflection it seems appropriate for a broader audience.
There is quite a lot of discussion in various places about what the recent
GR result means. Some are concluding that systemd won in some way that
implies Debian is not go
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On 17/11/14 11:08, Joe Neal wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've been using Debian since the never-ending Sarge freeze. I've never
> really used anything else. I presently depend on servers running Debian
> to pay rent and put food on my table.
>
> The thing is, Debian seems to be self-destructing.
Philip Hands writes:
> Rhy Thornton writes:
> ...
>> More concerning than that is that systemd won't be producing human
>> readable log files.
> ...
>> (to be fair, I haven't really
>> looked into it yet. I'm busy with real work).
>
> I wonder why you feel qualified to comment. :-/
I don't t
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