systemd: Is it wrong? -> wrong order

[Lennart Poettering]

On Mon, 11.07.11 13:20, Steve Dickson (SteveD at redhat.com) wrote:

> > systemd is not a fedora-only project. It is available in a number of
> > other distributions, in a number of them default, and will be the
> > default in opensuse too, in the next release.
>
> Good to know... I'll talk their NFS maintainer to see how 
> they are handling the systemd conversation... What other 
> distro are planing to use it?  

I lost track of this a bit, but MeeGo already switched, and Mandriva did
too afair. OpenSUSE will switch in the coming release.

Gentoo, Debian, Arch have it in the disro, but not default.

Or to turn this around: of the big ones only Ubuntu currently has no
official plans, but I am confident this will change too eventually
(hopefully as soon as their next LTS release is out).

> >>    * You rejected the idea of put the code in a standalone library.
> 
> If you put your code in a standalone library making it much more
> manageable went it comes to configuration issues, go a head 
> and resubmit it...  You'll have a much better chance of acceptance...

Well, this has been requested before, and we'll eventuall provide that,
but at the moment we ask prople to embed this code. To make that
unproblematic it is really trivial code (just parses two env vars
basically), and portable, and liberally licensed.

Lennart

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