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Well for me it doesn't really seem like that. I want all the things in coreutils. I don't want all the things in systemd, and I don't want unnecessary inter-dep
by new299 10y ago
Well for me it doesn't really seem like that. I want all the things in coreutils. I don't want all the things in systemd, and I don't want unnecessary inter-dependence between them (e.g. udev, journald etc).
I find these kinds of discussions a bit strange. I don't want it, it's made my system both less stable and less easily to hack around with. So I'm not going to use it. If you like it, go for it!
- digi_owl 10y agoAnd even then you could probably mix the likes of GNU core, BSD core, Busybox and Toybox because the communication between them is known and stable. Good luck trying that with systemd...
- MertsA 10y agoThe only thing that's mandatory in systemd is the init and the journal. Everything else is optional.