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On Wed, 19 Feb 2014 04:54:08 -0600, Daniel Campbell wrote: |
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> > There are technical arguments for and against systemd, which is why |
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> > this thread was started, rhetoric about forcing default profiles on |
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> > people when there is no such thing as a default profile only serve |
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> > to cloud the real issues. |
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> Insistence upon technical-only discussion is a bit dishonest imo, as |
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> free software is more than code. Without the social practices, |
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> community, etc, there wouldn't be free software. So I think |
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> non-technical concerns can be relevant to discussions on a project, |
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> especially ambitious ones that seek to greatly change the ecosystem. |
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Fair point, but attacks, name calling and arguments about the relevance |
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of analogies do nothing to help the discussion. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Never get into fights with ugly people because they have nothing to lose. |
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