systemd

systemd is pushed by bullying tactics, despite lack of consent

http://news.dieweltistgarnichtso.net/posts/systemd-assumptions-bullying-consent.html

>>1

When I reported that systemd is missing an explicit dependency on the required Linux kernel version (Debian bug #771561) to Debian, reportbug silently attached the contents of my /etc/fstab (Debian bug #743158).

That's very alarming.

>>2
Whom are you quoting?

A few days ago, a friend of mine upgraded her laptop from Debian Wheezy to Debian testing with apt-get dist-upgrade. As a result, the system would not start.

So don't use testing? What a stubborn article.

>>4
The point of testing is to find some bugs before the system is deemed stable. There is no point in having a testing release if people don't report bugs they encounter. I presume that blog writer actually understands the purpose of participating in a testing release and that he's not some random random shithead who twists the purpose of what's available.

COME AT ME BRO I FUCKING DARE YOU!!!1