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Systemd 242 Gearing Up For Release With XBOOTLDR Support, Other New Features
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by hreindl View Post
just because idiots like you don't realize the benefits for atomic setups don't mean that they are closed
well, it's not for your idiotic desktop machine, so you won't be affected anyways
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I fully support systemd and hope they continue to add exciting new features and capalities to make it the most advanced and powerful and capable init system. Hopefully with future releases we will see even more exciting and new capabilities to make Linux even more powerful and versatile. A big hearty thank you to Lennart and everyone else on the systemd team for all you have done to add so much power and flexibility to Linux that has made it truly a powerful, enterprise grade, industrial strength, versatile operating system environment.
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Originally posted by frank007 View Post
One step closer to a "linux system administrators only OS". How much?
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostWhat do you think stock firmware of most embedded devices (and smartphone/tablets/mediacenters/TVs) are?
Is your desktop linux OS affected by their existence?Last edited by jacob; 03 April 2019, 10:34 PM.
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Originally posted by frank007 View PostUnderstood, one day we will have a closed open source Linux OS.
Is your desktop linux OS affected by their existence?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by starshipeleven View PostIt's just making it easier to do what embedded devices commonly do already.
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Well it wasn't along until the trolls turned up.
Was good whilst it lasted.
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Originally posted by debianxfce View Post
Code:/* SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1+ */
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NO WARRANTY
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Ibm developers use this effectively to prevent the Linux desktop success. They write badly designed, slow, resource hog and buggy software intentionally.
Code:[I]LICENSES/preferred/GPL-2.0[/I]
NO WARRANTY
Kernel developers use this effectively to prevent the Linux desktop success. They write badly designed, slow, resource hog and buggy software intentionally.
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