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Does it matter? If one were to find out that it uses more energy because of those components, would that change anything regarding the decision of using it or n

by onli 10y ago

Does it matter? If one were to find out that it uses more energy because of those components, would that change anything regarding the decision of using it or not because of that higher energy usage?

icebraining 10y ago
It matters that you're measuring equivalent things. If systemd replaces three components, you need to compare its energy consumption with those three components, not just with sysv/upstart.
- annnnd 10y ago
  Not OP, but if you are measuring the complete system with similar functionality then the comparison would be fair.
- StreamBright 10y ago
  Exactly, the sum of what I need (init + logging + ntp) should be close to using just systemd.