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[anarki2]

If Devuan's support for alternative init systems relied on Debian's support for alternative init systems, then I really don't understand the whole point...

[anarki2]

Haha, finally the dust starts to settle. The systemd-phobes tried to convince the whole world there's an impending doom if we dump the alternatives. Unfortunately...

[anarki2]

Which is cool on your own hobby PC, but not when you have to deploy dozens of workstations, where manually installing tons of random missing packages...

[anarki2]

Actually I'm quite surprised this wasn't supported previously. But then again, Linux encryption is still a joke compared to Windows or macOS, so no biggie....

[anarki2]

It has a chance for adoption....

[anarki2]

Uh, stupidest comment of the day awarded. Maybe try some actual programming first, or better yet, profiling, then come back to the matter. In the future...

[anarki2]

Ah yes, I was sure someone will imply that if redundancy is bad on Windows, it must be because Windows suxx, therefore Windows developers are idiots....

[anarki2]

Yes. Unless they forget to do that on each and every statically linked package. Or are you implying packages and build scripts are always perfect? That's...

[anarki2]

The problem with redundancy is never space, it's rather change management. If there's a vulnerability in libpython, the dudes might patch that but forget...

[anarki2]

You're trying really hard to be clever, but then name ONE other Chromium-based web browser that's available for Linux, Windows x86, Windows S, Windows...

[anarki2]

Btw. I wish there was support for HEIF in 18.04. Currently we use nomacs with an external PPA plugin lol.

[anarki2]

Cool and all, but I've been waiting on this architecture for 2 years now. They might as well actually release it.