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On 08/01/2017 19:03, Dominus Mundi wrote: |
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> I read in the history feeds that the universal init system (formerly |
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> known as systemd) was controversial when introduced. I would like the |
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> opinions of people from your time. |
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No, no, no, please. |
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Please please please for the love of all that is green and small furry |
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animals, please do not ask that question. |
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IT HAS BEEN FLAMEWARED TO DEATH. MANY TIMES. THE LAST TIME WAS ABOUT 2 |
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WEEKS AGO. |
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Search the online archives and set aside about a week to read them, and |
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another month to form an opinion. |
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Short answer to the question you asked: |
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It's still controversial. Some like it, some don't. There are two camps. |
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There is no consensus. |
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Just thought of something: are you trolling? |
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Alan McKinnon |
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