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I'm a little lost on systemd myself. Seems like an attempt to solve the problem of startup complexity by...adding complexity. Maybe I'm just getting old and gr
by creeble 10y ago
I'm a little lost on systemd myself. Seems like an attempt to solve the problem of startup complexity by...adding complexity.
Maybe I'm just getting old and grumpy. But I have a Linux 2.0 kernel machine that has been running a LAMP stack for over 10 years that boots in one tenth the time my Ubu 16.04 machines - that run the same LAMP stack - do.
Ah for the old and simple days...
- petre 10y ago> Maybe I'm just getting old and grumpy Do try out FreeBSD then -- an OS for the old and grumpy. Systemd free. Uses an init system written in sh(1) that just works.