Re: its developers and its users. [was: something from util-linux]
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 12:48:12PM +0100, Svante Signell wrote:
> gdm3 for example does, via systemd-logind, why don't you search for bugs
> caused by that package!
Anyone is free to provide an alternative. There is a fork and it is
planned as an alternative. That GNOME depends on a dbus interface is
awesome. If you don't like it, write or fork an alternative
implementation! Canonical did.
For you, this example shows why "systemd" is bad, for me it shows that
actually doing stuff will change things and that it matters that you
aren't blocked into doing it. GNOME allows such work to happen. If that
work isn't done: nobody found it important enough yet.
Especially the "important enough": Loads of ideas, complaints, etc. Way
more than people doing things.
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Regards,
Olav
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