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@ -14,24 +14,25 @@ I hope I got your attention and you have a warm gut feeling already. If you are
like me, using Linux (or "unix alike" for that matter) for about 20
years, you have seen a lot of changes.
Some of the changes I observe include:
Some of the changes I have been observing include:
- Linux getting attention from a much broader audience (developers, users, corporates)
- Operating system choices have become less important ("people care about higher level stuff")
- The Free and Open Source movement has lost its traction
- Linux (stacks) ha(s|ve) become much more complex
In this article, I want to point you, old greybeard, to some hope at
the end of the tunnel: Devuan
In this article, I want to bring your attention to
some hope at the end of the tunnel: Devuan.
## Devuan
So let's start with a self centric, barefaced advertisement so that you don't
So let's start with a self-centric, barefaced advertisement so that you don't
claim I wrote this article to subconsciously lead you to [[!devuanhosting]]:
Go to [[!devuanhosting]] and get yourself a Devuan VM, if you like Devuan.
Now, back to the real topic of the post: You might see Devuan as a
"Debian of the retarted people who don't accept the existence of systemd".
"Debian of the retarded people who don't accept the existence of systemd".
Fair enough.
However, you should look a bit more closer, even if your opinion is the former.