Projected version of systemd in 12.3?

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Haven’t found anything discussed or definiteve…

Was wondering

  • What is the current version of systemd in 12.3 Beta1? (Sorry, I’m not quite ready to trial 12.3 yet so hoping someone is able to post this tidbit of info)

  • Has a decision yet been made to lock in a version of systemd for 12.3 or are we still too far out as of today?

FYI -
To display the version of systemd on any system, you can run the following (currently on 12.2, the version is 44 although I believe Fedora may be close to 200).


# systemctl --version

Only need one person to post… unless someone finds their system is more current than what is already posted.

Thx,
TSU

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On 02/04/2013 02:26 PM, tsu2 wrote:
>
> Haven’t found anything discussed or definiteve…
>
> Was wondering
>
> - What is the current version of systemd in 12.3 Beta1? (Sorry, I’m not
> quite ready to trial 12.3 yet so hoping someone is able to post this
> tidbit of info)
>
> - Has a decision yet been made to lock in a version of systemd for 12.3
> or are we still too far out as of today?
>
> FYI -
> To display the version of systemd on any system, you can run the
> following (currently on 12.2, the version is 44 although I believe
> Fedora may be close to 200).
>
>
> Code:
> --------------------
>
> # systemctl --version
>
> --------------------
>
>
> Only need one person to post… unless someone finds their system is
> more current than what is already posted.

My 12.3 Beta1 system shows:


finger@larrylap:~> systemctl --version
systemd 195
suse
+PAM +LIBWRAP +AUDIT +SELINUX +IMA +SYSVINIT +LIBCRYPTSETUP +GCRYPT +ACL +XZ
finger@larrylap:~>

As 12.3 is in feature freeze, it is not likely that the final version will be
much newer.

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On 02/04/2013 09:26 PM, tsu2 wrote:
> Has a decision yet been made to lock in a version of systemd for 12.3
> or are we still too far out as of today?

versions for 12.3 are locked (see
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2013-01/msg00333.html)

their may be some version creep yet, but each will be after full
attention to the good reason to do so…

i guess you could down a Beta 1 Live CD, boot from it and using its
YaST Software Management learn what version systemd is installed…and,
be reasonable certain that is what will be in the final…

–
dd

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Cool.
Version 195 should capture practically all new features and improvements blogged by the systemd authors as of today (beginning Feb 2013).
That’s exciting and a true revolution how Linux works “under the hood.”

TSU