While preparing updates to our PHP packages I think it's now time to
retire the abandoned imap package:
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/imap/
The last upstream version was from 2007 and the upstream website is
gone for many years now. I doubt anyone actually uses the imap server;
its m
The older Arch developers may remember vaguely how Arch has introduced
[1] and migrated to systemd [2] becoming the new and only supported init
system. Back in these days we had some developers in our team being part
of upstream systemd developers. Not much discussion happened about
supporting any
On Fri, Dec 16, 2022 at 10:46 PM Andreas Radke wrote:
>
> The older Arch developers may remember vaguely how Arch has introduced
> [1] and migrated to systemd [2] becoming the new and only supported init
> system. Back in these days we had some developers in our team being part
> of upstream syste
On Fri, Dec 16, 2022 at 10:46:12PM +0100, Andreas Radke wrote:
> The older Arch developers may remember vaguely how Arch has introduced
> [1] and migrated to systemd [2] becoming the new and only supported init
> system. Back in these days we had some developers in our team being part
> of upstream
> Nowadays systemd has become much more than a plain init system
> and plans to grow further. This may leadd to problems from a user and
> system administrator perspective once you are hit by some bug. Systemd
> as a whole thing doesn't care about the Unix philosophy to do only one
> thing but well
