On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 01:45:21PM +0000, Marcelo wrote: > Is there a way to use Debian without systemD? I use Debian since Potato and Certainly. The 'essential' package "init" depends on systemd-sysv (systemd) OR sysvinit-core (SysV) OR upstart. Any of these should be capable of booting the system. > I never have a lot of problem than I still having in the past tow weeks! > SystemD, Cups with a lot of Symlinks, .... Please, raise the potato version! If you're using systemd, then you're on either testing or unstable, so you should expect some issues during a transition. If you'd prefer stability, stick with stable (wheezy). Potato was version 2.2 and was declared End-of-Life in Jun 2003. There have been no updates to Potato for ten years and I am certain there won't be any more.
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