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systemd is itself a series of something like 70-odd binaries. Why? Why not keep it text-based? It works for others.
by hiddennetwork 10y ago
systemd is itself a series of something like 70-odd binaries. Why? Why not keep it text-based? It works for others.
- chris_wot 10y agoWhat text-based things do you think it has replaced? I'm still very curious as to what binary blobs you are referring to though.
- vidarh 10y agoDoes it really work for others? Because I've yet to see any init system that provides even a small proportion of the functionality of systemd that I actively rely on.
- jack9 10y ago> Because I've yet to see any init system that provides even a small proportion of the functionality of systemd that I actively rely on You mean all those init systems you relied upon for the decades before systemd...or did you just start using linux recently?