so write you own versions of their tools (excluding systemd, udev and journald) or use the existing ones that don't depend on systemd and you'll be fine.
so write your own version of logind and call it logind. the version written and maintained by the systemd project will depend on systemd but there is nothing to stop you writing and using your own version
a bit like most executables depend on a version of glibc ? The thing is that you can write your own logind etc. If i write tools that take advantage of a particular system, they are by definition going to depend on that system. I really don't see the problem when you can write your own replacements or decide to make your apps not depend on a specific system.
there is evidence of fish around the UK moving north to colder waters and warmer water fishes arriving on our shores which implies the water is getting warmer
did you read or watch the video on that page? it doesn't say anything about the depth/thickness of the ice in Antarctica, only the perimeter expanding, it also showed the arctic decreasing at an alarming rate. The scientists in the video mentions those that use this as an excuse to say climate change is not happening
does that indicate the depth of the ice or just the surface area? take a look at the depletion of glaciers put "glacier melt comparison" into google and check the "Images for glacier melt comparison" - check the dates on the compared images e.g. https://www.google.co.uk/searc...
of course it is. if he stated he didn't want it, he would say something otherwise they'd be taking up his time unnecessarily, LT is actually looking at the code and commenting. They'd probably stop developing it if he said "No". Just have a look at the kernel and git messages to see he is participating
"Actually, pulseaudio has notably drained batteries [launchpad.net] in the past, because shitcode." - bloody hell, software has bugs. How would have thought it?
"Only because people keep trying to shove things into init that don't belong there" - that must be because those "shoved things" are needed for some reason
"It didn't need it." - it obviously does hence the emergence of replacements like Launchd, upstart, systemd
You must be lucky on Debian. opensuse doesn;t have it
iuser@opensuse:~> man inittab
No manual entry for inittab
"caused occasional instability and breakage, and consumed resources unnecessarily", Virtually every program written has done that due to some bug or other so that comment of yours makes the rest of your post baseless and not worth replying to.
some bodyguards kill the people they are supposed to protect, especially in Pakistan when the person being protected in non-Muslim or tries to change stupid blasphemy laws http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/worl...
stderr is logged in the journal so it can been viewed as many times as you like via the journalctl program - so how is that a problem? try reading up on so called problems before taking spurious claims as fact
blocks or goes through a time out process waiting for it to come online? Have you checked journalctl for the output, its a very comprehensive journalling system.
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so write you own versions of their tools (excluding systemd, udev and journald) or use the existing ones that don't depend on systemd and you'll be fine.
so write your own version of logind and call it logind. the version written and maintained by the systemd project will depend on systemd but there is nothing to stop you writing and using your own version
a bit like most executables depend on a version of glibc ? The thing is that you can write your own logind etc. If i write tools that take advantage of a particular system, they are by definition going to depend on that system. I really don't see the problem when you can write your own replacements or decide to make your apps not depend on a specific system.
there is evidence of fish around the UK moving north to colder waters and warmer water fishes arriving on our shores which implies the water is getting warmer
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/worlds-fish-have-been-moving-to-cooler-waters-for-decades-study-finds/2013/05/15/730292e8-bcd7-11e2-9b09-1638acc3942e_story.html
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2012/may/08/warm-water-species-speading-northwards
"And how many of them are dependent on other systemd-* or multiple other systemd-* for functionality or require the systemd PID 1?"
you tell us
oh dear.... what an unoriginal troll.. leave the internet and come back when your age exceeds your shoe size and maybe you'll become more informed
read the article to see how it got there
did you read or watch the video on that page? it doesn't say anything about the depth/thickness of the ice in Antarctica, only the perimeter expanding, it also showed the arctic decreasing at an alarming rate. The scientists in the video mentions those that use this as an excuse to say climate change is not happening
does that indicate the depth of the ice or just the surface area? take a look at the depletion of glaciers put "glacier melt comparison" into google and check the "Images for glacier melt comparison" - check the dates on the compared images e.g. https://www.google.co.uk/searc...
you might want to update your memory banks on that one, they are a few years out of date
of course it is. if he stated he didn't want it, he would say something otherwise they'd be taking up his time unnecessarily, LT is actually looking at the code and commenting. They'd probably stop developing it if he said "No". Just have a look at the kernel and git messages to see he is participating
BSD have been working on this... https://github.com/freebsd/ope...
"Actually, pulseaudio has notably drained batteries [launchpad.net] in the past, because shitcode." - bloody hell, software has bugs. How would have thought it?
"Only because people keep trying to shove things into init that don't belong there" - that must be because those "shoved things" are needed for some reason
"It didn't need it." - it obviously does hence the emergence of replacements like Launchd, upstart, systemd
You must be lucky on Debian. opensuse doesn;t have it
iuser@opensuse:~> man inittab
No manual entry for inittab
unfortunately with the posters who hate systemd, only seem to have vague ideas of why they hate it because the hate is usually based on misinformation
so test it first and if it doesn;t work, don't upgrade
"caused occasional instability and breakage, and consumed resources unnecessarily", Virtually every program written has done that due to some bug or other so that comment of yours makes the rest of your post baseless and not worth replying to.
some bodyguards kill the people they are supposed to protect, especially in Pakistan when the person being protected in non-Muslim or tries to change stupid blasphemy laws http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/worl...
stderr is logged in the journal so it can been viewed as many times as you like via the journalctl program - so how is that a problem? try reading up on so called problems before taking spurious claims as fact
those 2 "problems" you listed have been thoroughly debunked thats why they are crap troll bait
you should have blocked up all the orifices on your head before you stuck it up your arse as its now full of shit.
"For some it'll just seem like their being fucked up the arse." - needs a correction - "their" to "they are" or "they're"
repeating crap troll bait won't make it true
you were trolling nicely until you said you had a wife. trolls don't have wives.
blocks or goes through a time out process waiting for it to come online? Have you checked journalctl for the output, its a very comprehensive journalling system.
"Deuteronomy 22 28-29, hebrew."
"As for your insane frothing about SJW's, fuck off you paedophile christian moron." - does that work better for you?