> Debian lets choose between the Linux, FreeBSD, and Hurd kernels, but choosing an init system is too much?
Unless you actually want to use one of these kernels that are not Linux. Hurd has nerver made it into a stable release and kFreeBSD is on the verge of being dropped as well.
There is only so much manpower and supporting every possible init system on every possible architecture on every possible kernel is getting out of hand.
Unless you actually want to use one of these kernels that are not Linux. Hurd has nerver made it into a stable release and kFreeBSD is on the verge of being dropped as well.
There is only so much manpower and supporting every possible init system on every possible architecture on every possible kernel is getting out of hand.