Ubuntu 15.04 Released, First Version To Feature systemd

jones_supa writes: The final release of Ubuntu 15.04 is now available. A modest set of improvements are rolling out with this spring's Ubuntu. While this means the OS can't rival the heavy changelogs of releases past, the adage "don't fix what isn't broken" is clearly one 15.04 plays to. The headline change is systemd being featured first time in a stable Ubuntu release, which replaces the inhouse UpStart init system. The Unity desktop version 7.3 receives a handful of small refinements, most of which aim to either fix bugs or correct earlier missteps (for example, application menus can now be set to be always visible). The Linux version is 3.19.3 further patched by Canonical. As usual, the distro comes with fresh versions of various familiar applications.

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Re:systemd, eh?

[Eunuchswear]

Another moderation that demonstrates the insanity of the anti-systemd trolls.

Even if you hate systemd for valid reasons, what kind of moron is going to mod up a comment that is a straight out lie just because it is anti-systemd?