Andrei POPESCU wrote:
On Lu, 20 oct 14, 09:49:24, Miles Fidelman wrote:
Well, it's worth noting that in many areas of endeavor, users, or user
communities, write specifications/standards that all players have to meet.
So, for example, when one buys an ethernet card - vendors really do not
really have a choice as to whether or not to implement the standards.
Not a good example: Ethernet is an IEEE standard and as far as I
understand from Wikipedia this is not a user association, but a
professional association.
With Linux distros, including the kernel and implementing the LSB are pretty
much things everyone has to meet (with a few notable exceptions like
GNU/kFreeBSD - though arguably that's not Linux).
Would you please be so kind to explain how systemd breaks LSB?
These are both situations where folks other than "those who do the
work" have a lot of say in what work gets done.
Miles Fidelman
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