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"init system freedom" (to borrow the nonsensical Devuan catchphrase), 
much like the other "freedoms" that Linux is supposedly about, applies 
to those who *put together* Linux systems.  As soon as you use the 
system that someone else has put together, you're restricted by the 
choices *they* made.  If you don't like those choices, you're perfectly 
free (and encouraged) to DIY and roll your own reflecting your own 
choices/needs.

Can that be a lot of work?  Absolutely.  But if one's not willing to 
undertake that effort for themselves, one doesn't get to complain about 
someone else not being willing do that work either -- at least if no 
money is changing hands.

  https://lwn.net/Articles/734038/

 - Solomon
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Solomon Peachy			       pizza at shaftnet dot org
Coconut Creek, FL                          ^^ (email/xmpp) ^^
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
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