On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 11:51:43PM -0600, Scott Blaydes wrote:
> The ideas of "do one thing and do it well" and the Unix way do not lend
> themselves to the ideal of being the freest distro in the land. So
> instead of just giving systemd the boot, Devuan will end up with a
> half-assed version of systemd, just so it can claim to be super free.
>
> A free distro is a great idea, but I need stability and a robust OS for
> my servers. The great idea doesn't pay the bills.
>
> Scott Blaydes


English isn't my primary language and i'm not so proficient with it, so,
probably is my fault if i'm unable to make you all understand basic
principles we are adopting in devuan, sorry for that.

There is a thing called "priority".
We have a lot of priorities, and stability and robustness are two of the
main priorities we have.

Systemd isn't a priority, it's just a "if we can permit to use it
without compromise anything else, we will support it.".

There are ideals to follow, and there is reality that need compromises.

When you choose where your compromise can lack something or must be
very serious about something else, you follow priorities.

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