Re: Stretch: systemd default target multi-user is ignored

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zlists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx composed on 2017-05-04 19:09 (UTC-0300):

> On Thu, May  4, 2017 at 12:39 (-0400), Felix Miata wrote:

>> ...resources are limited. Someone competent would
>> have to come forward and commit to handle the extra work that
>> supporting multiple init systems entails.

> Sure.  And not being familiar with the code base, I will admit to
> having no idea whether that extra work is large or small.

> But given that, presumably, the code to handle SysV/BSD init scripts
> is already part of Trinity, perhaps it is more an issue of "not
> deleting code" as opposed to "designing and implementing new code". 

Changes generally need to be tested whether additions or subtractions, lest
unforeseen consequences manifest. Not infrequently I have doubts that code
rippers did any testing at all.
-- 
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