> Most of the other init systems arent actually maintained either. Upstart
> was dropped by Canonical and OpenRC and runit are merely moving along.
> Its
> just too much of a big effort trying to keep up when the rest of the Linux
> plumberland is moving so quickly.
Most of them? Then there are
On 12/22/2016 12:09 PM, transmail wrote:
>> If the people who invested all the time and effort to set up websites like
>> 'without-systemd.org' actually took that energy to pick up the sysvinit
>> maintainership and start fixing the almost 400 issues the packages
>> has [2], these people would
> Compiling a package from source is not maintaining it. Maintaining a package
> means that there is someone who is looking after bugs and regressions and
> fixing them.
I have never said i am gonna maintain it. I just want to install and use it.
> There is no maintainer for sysvinit anymore
On 12/22/2016 08:57 AM, transmail wrote:
> Okay, thanks for warning me. If the binary support will be dropped,
> then i can still compile it manually.
Compiling a package from source is not maintaining it. Maintaining a package
means that there is someone who is looking after bugs and regressions
Hi!
Okay, thanks for warning me. If the binary support will be dropped, then i can
still compile it manually.
John Paul Adrian Glaubitz írta:
>Hello!
>
>On 12/21/2016 08:02 PM, transmail wrote:
>> Thanks, that sounds great. I also dont want to start to argue, i
Hello!
On 12/21/2016 08:02 PM, transmail wrote:
> Thanks, that sounds great. I also don't want to start to argue, i just asked,
> if i have the choice. If you're curious about the reasons behind the "hate",
> then
> visit without-systemd.org.
Please just be aware that sysvinit is unmaintained,
Thanks, that sounds great. I also dont want to start to argue, i just
asked, if i have the choice. If youre curious about the reasons behind the
"hate", then visit without-systemd.org.
James Clarke írta:
>Hi,
>>
>> On 21 Dec 2016, at 13:36, transmail
Hi,
>
> On 21 Dec 2016, at 13:36, transmail wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> I just would like to know, if the Sparc64 port of Debian 9 will
> support my XVR500 card in my Sun Blade 100
The kernel's config has CONFIG_FB_XVR500=y (as well as 2500 and 1000),
so I assume yes.
> and
Hi.
I just would like to know, if the Sparc64 port of Debian 9 will support my
XVR500 card in my Sun Blade 100 and also i would like to know, that if there
will be SysVInit in the binary repos, so i can just replace systemd with
SysVInit.
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