thout dbus, or not compatible with systemd: we want to have the few
good funcionality that are present in systemd, but we want them better
implemented.
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xing bugs.
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Yes, it is. I personally use it in production right now on all my machines.
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All those changes will not slowdown release as they will enter in devuan, first
in ceres and then in ascii, only after jessie release.
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Actually devuan install sysvinit by default in pid 1… anyway systemd, not in
pid 1, still present cause of some dependencies not yet updated in devuan.
Starting from beta 1 systemd will
On July 19, 2015 7:42:52 PM CEST, Go Linux wrote:
>On Sun, 7/19/15, Nextime wrote:
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> Subject: Re: [DNG] Proposed defaults changes
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>> The issue, for me, is that after install i have to r
all i have to remove nano,or at least
change the $EDITOR env var. I don't like to find nano when i do a crontab -e or
a visudo.
Anyway, the solution is already established, nothing will change in jessie, for
ascii a menu will permit to choose the default editor, vim-tiny will be
installed i
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All changes are evaluated only if they will make devuan equally or more
posix/unix compliant, not less.
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The official position is: we will support anything that can be packaged without
hijacking the whole system to be installed. Actually systemd doesn't match this
requirement, so, devuan will not support it as long it doesn't radically
change. Anyway we will not intentionally obstacle anyone that eventually want
to use it outside officia devuan release.
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Sorry for top posting, i'm from smartphone.
The right repo to be used is packages.devuan.org/merged to have a fu
l systemd fanatics that stop us having
choiced and force us to fork.
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On March 25, 2015 1:20:53 PM WET, Hendrik Boom wrote:
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>What are the security problems with IRC? I use it to chat in ASCII and
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>make a log. Evidently it has other, more dangerous capabilities I'm
>not aware of.
The capabilities called client bugs, for
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Standing ovation jaro!
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Do NOT use apt.devuan.org, the devuan packages are on packages.devuan.org
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