Bdale Garbee <bdale@gag.com> writes: > I propose we take the simplest possible "next step". Let's vote just on > the question of what the default init system for Linux architectures > should be in jessie. Once we have an answer to this question, it seems > to me that we would be "over the hump" and more likely to be able to > re-focus our attention on all the secondary questions, like what our > transition plan should be, whether we should try to dictate a default > for non-Linux architectures, how and to what extent alternate init > systems should be supported, and so forth. Most importantly, we could > start *collaborating* again... which is something I fervently wish for! I agree that it would be much easier to work out the implications of all the other questions once we had a baseline decision. > Therefore, I call for votes on the following ballot. If any of you feel > that this is the wrong way to proceed, feel free to vote further > discussion above all other options. I would appreciate votes from all > TC members on this ballot as soon as possible, at least before the end > of January. > Ballot: > The default init system for Linux architectures in jessie should be > 1. systemd > 2. upstart > 3. openrc > 4. sysvinit (no change) > 5. requires further discussion. I vote 12534. -- Russ Allbery (rra@debian.org) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
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