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If you would tell me "this will just fix & improve init system" then that would a no-brainer. However I feel like the scope of the project has massively changed
by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
If you would tell me "this will just fix & improve init system" then that would a no-brainer. However I feel like the scope of the project has massively changed over time, so people (distros) who agreed with something a year or two ago could have a different opinion nowadays.
- SwellJoe 10y ago> so people (distros) who agreed with something a year or two ago could have a different opinion nowadays. Do you have an example of a distro that feels that way? I only follow Fedora and RHEL/CentOS close enough to know, and they're still quite pro-systemd on all fronts, though there's still some hybrid stuff sticking around for backward compatibility and user comfort (so, a lot of stuff people were used to doing in the past still works the same on systemd-based systems).
- kasabali 10y ago> Do you have an example of a distro that feels that way? Void Linux switched from systemd to runit.