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It's not systemd that's the problem, it's libsystemd0. Try removing it on Stretch. It's doable [0] but it's a pain and makes future maintenance fragile and erro
by smhenderson 9y ago
It's not systemd that's the problem, it's libsystemd0. Try removing it on Stretch. It's doable [0] but it's a pain and makes future maintenance fragile and error prone. And if I understand correctly once you do so you're not running Gnome on that system anymore...
[0] http://lkcl.net/reports/removing_systemd_from_debian/ http://lkcl.net/reports/removing_systemd_from_debian/
- bandrami 9y agoI don't run dbus, let alone Gnome. (getting X11 to work without dbus on Debian is also a pain, though also doable.)
- catdog 9y agoWhich is a purely religious problem as libsystemd0 basically does nothing if systemd is not running. Debian is a binary distribution, a lot of stuff is linked against libs you probably never use, that's just how it is.
- smhenderson 9y agoI didn't say it was being used but the Devuan project wants it out of their distro and dependencies on it are much harder to resolve than dependencies on systemd bins.