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Systemd does more than init - it keeps popping up its head all over the place, such as for login or timekeeping. After all, it's 'systemd', not 'initd'...
by vacri 10y ago
Systemd does more than init - it keeps popping up its head all over the place, such as for login or timekeeping. After all, it's 'systemd', not 'initd'...
- qznc 10y agoInstead of "Linux", you say "GNU/systemd/Linux" from now on.