Re:Rosetta Stone for Unix (2014)
by nailer on Monday September 11, 2017 @09:35AM
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> Ubuntu's /etc/init for roughly a decade from 2006 onwards is not "SysV" anything.
Yes but nobody has ever used Ubuntu's init as upstart. It was always used via SysVInit compatibility and documented even by Ubuntu as such. This explains why Ubuntu finally dropped Upstart.
> Similarly, the OpenBSD column is glaringly erroneous as one can see by simply comparing it against the very page that its entries hyperlink to. The actual OpenBSD page does not say any such thing
Which? Every single OpenBSD entry is wrong? Are you completely sure about that, or are you using hyperbole as an excuse not to contribute?
> it comes up as a completely blank page without JavaScript.
Yes. JS is required for behavior. That's what JS does.
Yes but nobody has ever used Ubuntu's init as upstart. It was always used via SysVInit compatibility and documented even by Ubuntu as such. This explains why Ubuntu finally dropped Upstart.
> Similarly, the OpenBSD column is glaringly erroneous as one can see by simply comparing it against the very page that its entries hyperlink to. The actual OpenBSD page does not say any such thing
Which? Every single OpenBSD entry is wrong? Are you completely sure about that, or are you using hyperbole as an excuse not to contribute?
> it comes up as a completely blank page without JavaScript.
Yes. JS is required for behavior. That's what JS does.