Here in 2026 is someone celebrating a release of a Debian variant that supports 5(?) different init systems.
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Here in 2026 is someone celebrating a release of a Debian variant that supports 5(?) different init systems.
Meanwhile, my maintenance of pleaserun has been largely none due to my assumption that anyone who cared about init systems either:
1) gave up resisting systemd and accepted the things they can’t control
2) or, ascended to the Cloud plane and no longer share concerns with us bare metal mortals.Feels like a Time Machine taking us back to the 2010s when init systems were receiving a lot of attention and innovation.
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Here in 2026 is someone celebrating a release of a Debian variant that supports 5(?) different init systems.
Meanwhile, my maintenance of pleaserun has been largely none due to my assumption that anyone who cared about init systems either:
1) gave up resisting systemd and accepted the things they can’t control
2) or, ascended to the Cloud plane and no longer share concerns with us bare metal mortals.Feels like a Time Machine taking us back to the 2010s when init systems were receiving a lot of attention and innovation.
@whack I don't know if I have ascended, but I have seen a lot of projects stop caring about the issue and leaving package maintainers to deal.
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