Somebody Tried To Convince a Raspberry Pi Exec To Install Malware On Its Devices (softpedia.com)

An anonymous reader writes: Liz Upton, Director of Communications for the Raspberry Pi Foundation, has just published an email where someone was asking how much would it cost them for the Foundation to install malware on its devices in the form of a .EXE file. The email sender was asking for a PPI [price per install] quote.

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Re: Okay...

[gweihir]

Seriously, that is just uninformed bullshit. You can, for example, install a current Debian without systemd being active without too much trouble. In fact, for every server where you need reliability and security, it is a really good idea to do so as systemd sabotages both due to bad software engineering on all levels. Sure, if you want all trace of it to be gone, you may have to do without some not very good software like Gnome, but that is not really an issue.Gnome (and KDE) are pretty much redundant and catering to those with weak skills anyways.

I can only conclude that you are one of the utterly dishonrorable proaganda-shills for systemd and mean to push the idea that you cannot escape getting fucked by it, so you better bend over and take it. Not so.