First posting here: I have been playing with GNU-Linux ever since Slackware
came on a stack of 1.4 floppies, been using Linux on my desktop since 1999
(Mandrake 6.0), recently switched to a Debian derivative (SolydX) to get away
from KDE, and am now thinking of going to Debian proper.
Seems I have arrived in the middle of a heated controversy, about the merits of
Systemd.
Which brings me to ask three questions:
- Installing Debian-XFCE 7.6 does this by default install/use systemd ? Is
there a way to avoid this ?
- Is there a way in Debian to avoid using udev which, I suspect, has been
causing me untold grief in SolydX ?
- Is there a way in Debian to avoid using UUIDs ?
TIA
Cheers,
Ron, on the banks of the Paaguay River.
--
He who says it cannot be done
should never interrupt he who is doing it.
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