trenches and now I'm going to unpause and get back to system D system D I think if you are a hardline Unix philosophy everything should be split Nothing should ever be tightly coupled and and so on or you just happen not like system D for whatever reason or you can't run System D because you're on BSD. I think the solution to the system D problem quote system D problem close quote So this problem the solution isn't to say that system D Must die because obviously people are using system D now you can you can look at the major distributions and some of the not not so major distributions and Most of them are using system D at this point and you can say that that's some kind of conspiracy that Red Hat has bought the the allegiance of Lots of developers all over the world or something or that Red Hat has so many developers That they sort of represent some kind of sort of weighted market share of What people want and and since they're being paid to love system D And that's what they're using (38/53)
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