Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by elehack on Saturday October 22, 2011 @12:11PM
(#3143740)
It's an interesting run-down of the new Debian and Fedora feature (and a very good change IMO), but the title is misleading - what does the linked article have to do with Ubuntu, 11.10 or otherwise?
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Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by rmc on Saturday October 22, 2011 @12:34PM
(#3143797)
Linkbait title. There a new ubuntu release out, and people expect ubuntu to make some radical change that will be controversial.
The submitter is trying to stir things up.
Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by dfc on Saturday October 22, 2011 @06:32PM
(#3144487)
It kills me that these people "expect ubuntu" and are oblivious to debian...
Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by wiredfool on Saturday October 22, 2011 @12:12PM
(#3143746)
Because it shipped in Ubuntu 11.10. (And, there was a bug that didn't fully transition some systems over that would cause a crash on boot).
Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by sbayless on Saturday October 22, 2011 @12:22PM
(#3143771)
Do you think you could you link to that bug? I just upgraded to 11.10, I don't have a /run directory, and I did have some boot problems that I worked around. (A google search didn't turn anything up.)
Edit: My mistake, after rebooting, this folder popped right up :)
Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by shareme on Saturday October 22, 2011 @01:03PM
(#3143838)
hmm I upgraded and yes do have it..
did you upgrade from 11.04 or lower ?
Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by elehack on Tuesday October 25, 2011 @12:28PM
(#3154650)
Then why is the link to the description of the Debian feature rather than to Ubuntu's documentation of it?
Re:Ubuntu 11.10, Introduce new top-level directory /run
by joeyh on Saturday October 22, 2011 @04:24PM
(#3144243)
Because when Debian does work, Ubuntu gets credit. Consistently.