On 8/28/14, AW <debian.list.trac...@1024bits.com> wrote: > On Thu, 28 Aug 2014 15:46:28 +0200 > Bzzzz <lazyvi...@gmx.com> wrote: > > > In other words: we won't have this choice very long. > > Yes... because I'm very sure that the official Debian repo is the only > publicly > available remote hosted location to find sysvinit source code... And, > let's > not forget that the sysvinit source is massive and so does not stand any > chance > of fitting anywhere on anyone's $25 USD 64GB thumb drive nor on anyone's > $99USD > 3TB hard drive... > > come off it! This is so totally completely inane that I'm having trouble > believing that those who make these types of arguments can find the power > button on their computers.
Andrew! That's almost an ad-hominem. It's certainly *very* sarcastic! I wish to remind -everyone- of the Debian COC, please swing it past your eyes occasionally, and to point out what SHOULD have been the obvious: The anonymous "Bzzzz" (at least *he* doesn't fess up to who he is!), is probably likely to be able to find the power button on his (her? its?) computer! That's *so* insensitive to suggest that he (she? it?) might NOT be able to find the power button on his computer. I know I can find the power button on my computer, and I can type these emails, so he (Bzzzz/she/it) can surely find the power button on his computer? I wouldn't even think this would be in dispute! And I don't think that typing Bzzzz at the power button satisfies the Debian COC *or* the computer. Anyway ... enough already! We really shouldn't be denigrating one another by suggesting that Bzzzz/he/she/it can not find the power button of his/her/its computer. > Any 3 systemd complainers on this list could host the entire sysvinit and > systemd source stack in repo for less than $2USD/month each... If you want > to > keep sysvinit, GREAT! .. do so, put your time, money, and resources behind > the > job -- stop belly aching, and start coding... No. Andrew, I think you should start coding up some sysvinit systemd bridges, since there are genuine issues and desires unmet in systemd, which sysvinit provides. Since you raised the point of coding, you should *do* the coding. Especially since asking someone who struggles to find the power button on their computer to start coding, when they might not even be able to find the power button on their computer, is, oh I dunno, insensitive? Anyway... I suggest we all shake hands and make up ... systemd seems to be a ... how shall I say it? A somewhat -touching- experience. At least for some people... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: https://lists.debian.org/caosgnstdx7kjkapcgt0_mq+xsgpsdtytxnbktbbfngczzmz...@mail.gmail.com
