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Systemd is the light that people don't want to look at and embrace, heh? What I see is a an appalling amount of arrogance that comes with the "I'll solve all y
by crististm 8y ago
Systemd is the light that people don't want to look at and embrace, heh?
What I see is a an appalling amount of arrogance that comes with the "I'll solve all your current and future problems".
Systemd actually doesn't and in fact can't do what it pretends. The evidence is in the never ending list of posts like these that pop up all the time.
And the arrogance of pretending to be the top of the init.d hierarchy of init scripts is not sustained by the competence of actually fixing the problems that people keep reporting.
There is a reason for the existence of the systemd opposition, and is similar to the opposition you find in any field where the top of the hierarchy is abusively taken by force instead of by competence. This in fact will be the reason for systemd downfall and I'm confident to say that it will take with it everything that sustained it in it's position.
- bantunes 8y ago> The evidence is in the never ending list of posts like these that pop up all the time. So posts hating on something are proof that something doesn't work? The open-source way used to be "come up with an alternative and win on merit". These days, since what systemd is trying to do is complex, it seems to be "complain about it online but keep using it" which leads to a super toxic user base, which might explain why bugfixing it (since you have to interact with said users) is so hard.
- crististm 8y agoMy understanding is that you are conveniently blind to several facts and this allows you to create a naive narative about what open source is supposed to be and what sustemd is leaving to the rest of us to do. Thus your downvotes.