With only one day remaining in the voting period, fewer than 500 (of the 1000+ DDs) have bothered to vote?
https://vote.debian.org/~secretary/gr_initcoupling/
Is such a low participation percentage typical?
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Discussion for General Resolution on Debian's init system
Re: Discussion for General Resolution on Debian's init syste
The voting period extends until the end of Tuesday, November 18th (UTC). https://www.debian.org/vote/2014/vote_003s2pido wrote:With only one day remaining in the voting period, ...
I was thinking it was progressing rather well, given there are still about five days left. It is, at a minimum, nice to see that the issue won't just be decided by a handful of advocates (regardless of their position).s2pido wrote:... fewer than 500 (of the 1000+ DDs) have bothered to vote?
https://vote.debian.org/~secretary/gr_initcoupling/
Is such a low participation percentage typical?
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Re: Discussion for General Resolution on Debian's init syste
You mean like in most other distributions, say Slackware, huh?saulgoode wrote:s2pido wrote:I was thinking it was progressing rather well, given there are still about five days left. It is, at a minimum, nice to see that the issue won't just be decided by a handful of advocates (regardless of their position).s2pido wrote:... fewer than 500 (of the 1000+ DDs) have bothered to vote?
https://vote.debian.org/~secretary/gr_initcoupling/
Is such a low participation percentage typical?
Kidding aside this sure is way better
(I like the joke, but it is really just that: a joke. Perhaps a stupid one).
Still convinced the very best is to vote with the feet to put some pressure on Debian, to show that *that* is not what one has in mind when thinking of Debian. That will make them think, and only that (replacing systemd with sysv and pinning *systemd* including the libs *and* installing popularity-contest is another option, less strong and way too much work, imho).
Give me convenience or give me death.