peveechi

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   by peveechi 11y ago

   (Sorry for the long delay; new accounts are somewhat throttled.) The article you link to doesn't support your claims. It explicitly states that Gnome 3.14 (which, btw, is only one revision ago, since Gnome uses the old Linux kernel ver
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   by peveechi 11y ago

   This video is a sign that either the OpenBSD/Gnome-porters are sucessfully maintaining the old non-systemd codepaths (as e.g. this https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2015-Janu... message from
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   by peveechi 11y ago

   One of your premises seems to be equal to your conclusion. So I still don't see, how this video has anything to do with it.
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   by peveechi 11y ago

   I was about to ask you to walk us through the thought process that lead you from this video to that strange conclusion. But after reading your last few comments, this seems quite pointless.
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   by peveechi 11y ago

   That sounds a bit misleading. I remember running Gnome 3.2/3.4 in 2012, while still using SysV init. I'm not sure whether logind or ConsoleKit was used, but the init system (what most people associate with the name "systemd&q