Given that Friday was Autism Awareness Day, it might be worth noting
that RMS is clearly "on the spectrum" - and well known since the days he
slept in his office at MIT (my student days).
Why is it that nobody ever gives him any leeway for that?
Miles Fidelman
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the Debian
community as to who feels how about Stallman. Otherwise this is all a
based on a few loud voices shouting at each other.
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to reinstate RMS. His demonization was
unconscionable in the first place.
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iversities). Converting archives might be an
issue, or older archives could just be left as is.
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non-technical consequences of our decisions.
Well, maybe Debian keeps a low key public stance, but the community
certainly has more than it's share of politics. And not in the good sense.
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In practice
on are a combination of:
- not paying attention at all
- overtly assuming that systemd, and its cohorts, will (continue) to
support legacy init scripts
- grudging oh, I guess we should write systemd init code
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happy about the fact that
systemd enables them to do a significant part of their job a whole lot
faster and safer.
And there are tons of people who are very UNHAPPY about the fact that
systemd requires them to CHANGE how they get their job done.
Miles Fidelman
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In theory
Olav Vitters wrote:
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 09:56:33AM -0400, Miles Fidelman wrote:
All this talk about what upstream developers will and won't do.
Seems to me that they've been writing sysvinit scripts for years;
systemd support ADDS work. It's only the GNOME developers who are
being rather
peoples opinions.
Keep on, and you will win again :-(
Actually, all the anti-systemd voices seem to be on lists related to
network operations.
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about not supporting sysvinit, to the extent of IMHO blackmail.
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, will require
significant testing, and possibly reconfiguration.
Breaking backwards compatibility is big deal.
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