On Sat, 20 Feb 2016 01:02:28 +0100
aitor_czr wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Did you watch the following video?
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfKGXQnxIvE&list=PLV5TRjrpiwATav0Dlhd_GRjc2ZRuV26kR
>
> A conference by a system administrator interrupted by Lennart
> Poettering (at the end of that).
Ait
On 02/20/2016 02:56 PM, Edward Bartolo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I will add my two cents to the stream of comments.
>
> I think systemd is aimed at desktop users assuming that most Linux
> users are also desktop users. It is also aiming at
> unifying/streamlining Linux base commands so that users from diffe
On 21/02/16 07:58, Mitt Green wrote:
Edward Bartolo wrote:
I think systemd is aimed at desktop users assuming that most
Linux users are also desktop users.
LOL, since when most Linux users are desktop users?
Linux market share on desktop is around 1-2%, while on
servers open-source op
On Sat, 20 Feb 2016 21:15:59 +
Arnt Gulbrandsen wrote:
> Florian Zieboll writes:
> > There is another famous saying, I think originally by Rosa
> > Luxemburg:
> >
> > "Freedom" is always the freedom of the opponent.
>
> By Rosa Luxembourg, yes, but your translation is off. "...of the
> devia
Florian Zieboll writes:
There is another famous saying, I think originally by Rosa Luxemburg:
"Freedom" is always the freedom of the opponent.
By Rosa Luxembourg, yes, but your translation is off. "...of the deviant"
is closer.
Arnt
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Edward Bartolo wrote:
>I think systemd is aimed at desktop users assuming that most
>Linux users are also desktop users.
LOL, since when most Linux users are desktop users?
Linux market share on desktop is around 1-2%, while on
servers open-source operating systems maintain around 90%
(cou
Hi,
I will add my two cents to the stream of comments.
I think systemd is aimed at desktop users assuming that most Linux
users are also desktop users. It is also aiming at
unifying/streamlining Linux base commands so that users from different
flavours of Linux (aka distributions) use the same co
On Fri, 19 Feb 2016 23:47:47 -0300
Emiliano Marini wrote:
> Maybe he's right, it's software libre. He isn't forcing anyone (...)
This reminds me so much of this infamous west german thought-terminating
cliché to counter any kind of criticism towards the free (as in "free
software"?) market econo
* On 2016 20 Feb 01:17 -0600, dev1fanboy wrote:
> Seen this before, I think he is a little gullible in this presentation
> to believe there would be a reasonable back and forth and allows a
> dialogue to take place during his presentation.
The video is about 2 1/2 years old. People could be forgi
Le 20/02/2016 03:47, Emiliano Marini a écrit :
Maybe he's right, it's software libre. He isn't forcing anyone to
adopt systemd, it's distribution developers fault. If Gnome forces a
dependency upon systemd, dump Gnome.
He's just shamelessly lying. He makes everything possible to force
sys
Emiliano Marini wrote:
>He isn't forcing anyone to adopt systemd, it's distribution
>developers fault.
He himself isn't, the company he works at does.
We don't know the relationship between TC of Debian
and RH.
>If Gnome forces a dependency upon systemd, dump
>Gnome.
It doesn't really force
Just for the fun :
"Again, this turned out to be due to a change to D-Bus. Lennart Poettering had
been working on some changes to avoid libdbus’s awkward SIGPIPE handling
and replace it with the use of the MSG_NOSIGNAL flag. Unfortunately he’d
missed a case in the authentication code. The side-
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