Jimmy Johnson wrote: > It was there, but not implemented yet, only logind in Wheezy. > > Did you follow his death? �Very mysterious, Ian was running around > saying someone was trying to kill him and then after his death and a > long, long wait the San Francisco Police say he killed himself!?! �It > makes no sense to me. > Yes, indeed - it was a bit spooky - we'll never know. >> I also have the feeling that desktop developers are going the M$ way. >> I made a compromise and use old init, but systemd is still here. The >> question is what is doing exactly. > > I'm thinking it was paid for and created by Microsoft Linux Developers, > known as Neo-Linux Developers and they hate Linux, I know this because I > was inside Microsoft and inside the Neo-Linux forum, which now seems to > have been been removed because of the stupid and incriminating things > that are said in the forum. �Even Pottering admitted on the Debian > mailing list saying he didn't know everything systemd is capable of > doing. Between Plasma, Systemd and who knows what else, because this is > Big Money deep shit, Linux is dead as we know it and is what Microsoft > has wanted. And Microsoft will have their way unless we have developers > who can not be bought by shiny new objects or money and they are few > because people have excuses for doing the wrong thing and will use them, > saying they did it for the family or some such thing to keep themselves > going. �When big money gets thrown at free and open source software then > the users of the software become less than the object the software is > being created for and the software may become something sinister. > > Microsoft will treat you like a Good ol'boy, a rock star if you join > them, much the same as you would be treated if you where to join the KKK. Well might be indeed true - the last 10-15years are mostly a waste - not only in terms of software. Things changed and not for good - worst is youth (s.c. millenia) totally devastated. Very sad. Lets hope it will end or change for good soon.