On Sat, 8 Apr 2000, Patrick Goetz wrote:
> On Sat, 8 Apr 2000, J.W. Scott wrote:
> Take the init system, for example. The basic System V init system has all
> the flexibility you could ever want for setting up precisely controlled
> system run levels. So why do all the major distributions feel the need to
> dink with it? Is an
> rc.run_this_before_running_rc.foo_but_only_after_rc.bar really
> necessary? No, but it's easier to foist your own brilliant creation upon
Could you explain how Debian is guilty of this? (Take this
question at face value; I'm *not* trying to be a partisan here.)
-Alex
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