Upstart or Systemd, which is better?

[LexMK]

And also: would they work on LMDE?

[jjaythomas]

I Believe...

Upstart seems faster, But because it's a ubuntu project and won't work on all kernel(architectures) I don't think you can find it on debian.

Systemmd I think is already built into the default debian system

The "BFS' scheduler patch works on debian but I think needs to be compiled in kernel

J.Jay

[LexMK]

I Believe...

Upstart seems faster, But because it's a ubuntu project and won't work on all kernel(architectures) I don't think you can find it on debian.

Systemmd I think is already built into the default debian system

The "BFS' scheduler patch works on debian but I think needs to be compiled in kernel

J.Jay

LMDE's default is Sysvinit. Would Upstart work with the AMD64 kernel?

[jjaythomas]

Upstart works on AMD64 (thats Kernel/archeticure Ubuntu supports.
But
I never found a debiain package or tried compiling

Please let me know if found and installs. Exspecially let know if seem faster boot!

J.Jay

[LexMK]

Upstart works on AMD64 (thats Kernel/archeticure Ubuntu supports.
But
I never found a debiain package or tried compiling

Please let me know if found and installs. Exspecially let know if seem faster boot!

J.Jay

Just tried Upstart. My computer seems a bit faster and a little more responsive than before.

[jjaythomas]

My Bad

Didn,t relize upstart's right in the debian repos

J.Jay

P.S. Maybe Shuttleworth got it put their (he's a major(?) contributer to debian)

[LexMK]

Maybe it could be used as default in LMDE, it is good enough.
Should be suggested as idea in the Community.