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I disagree. If you take the disks out of a Dell and stuff them in an HP machine with the same chipset, Linux gives you no guarantee the Ethernet ports will be
by pling 12y ago
I disagree.
If you take the disks out of a Dell and stuff them in an HP machine with the same chipset, Linux gives you no guarantee the Ethernet ports will be the same order on startup.
It's just different and you see the differences as misfeatures.
- scrollaway 12y ago> Linux gives you no guarantee the Ethernet ports will be the same order on startup Systemd does.
- pling 12y agoa) Debian stable, Ubuntu, rhel6 don't have systemd. So no our servers don't. b) it can't assume heuristics like that if the vendor changes so no it can't. This was based on a complete data transplant.
- scrollaway 12y agoWhen I complain about Windows, I'm expected to complain about things that are still present in the latest version of windows (8.1 currently), not things that are no longer an issue since XP. In return, I expect you to do the same when complaining about Linux. This is a solved problem and systemd is coming to debian as well.
- pling 12y agoIn that case that would be complaining about windows 9. There are no mmainstream distributions shipping systemd yet.
- scrollaway 12y agoWindows 8.1 is not mainstream either, compared to 7.
- pling 12y agoI'm sitting in an office with 120x 8.1 systems at the moment so...
- scrollaway 12y agoAnd I'm sitting in an office with over 200 Fedora and Arch Linux machines. What's your point?