• dan@upvote.au
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      8 months ago

      almost every time Ubuntu goes off and does its own thing, not including the rest of the Linux community in its decisions, it ends up designing stuff that never gets adopted

      This is something I like about Debian… They don’t make changes unless it’s really necessary. I run it on all my servers, except an Unraid server. Network config is still in /etc/network/interfaces in the same format it was in 20 years ago. When they adopted systemd, they still had full backwards compatibility with SysV init, and even today I think you can still uninstall systemd. It just keeps working.

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      8 months ago

      Remember Upstart?

      Yeah, the worst implementation of it I had to deal with was a CentOS 6 system.

      The best implementation I’ve used is probably my Chromebook.