Debian is officially dead.

Squeeze was the last one,
traditional Debian that long-term GNU/Linux users were
used to. GNOME2, no PulseAudio by default, sysvinit,
no mention of systemd whatsoever. And no debates over
these.

2011, the year Debian 6 came out, was, to me, crucial.
Remember, GNOME3, Unity and systemd appeared.
It made sense galore, since most of development
went to "innovative solutions", "user-friendliness"
and some other excuses for writing poor code.

Wheezy, by the way, has libsystemd-logind or something
alike in the default GNOME3 installation.

Long live Devuan!

   Mitt