dash ( and the new world order )

[Brandon Holtsclaw]

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Ante Karamatic wrote:
> But upstart executes same scripts which init executes also. Bringing
> back bash instead od dash would result in slower boot with both init and
> upstart. Upstart doesn't speed up booting (it can/could be side effect,
> but not main goal). Booting is faster due dash.

Right I understand that, it uses upstart-sysv-compat right now, but I'm
thinking more longer term when they are converted into upstart jobs (
thus the reference to when Scott said no new packages will be accepted
in edgy+2 without upstart jobs )

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Brandon Holtsclaw
imbrandon at kubuntu.org
http://www.imbrandon.com

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