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How is systemd any more of a monoculture than the Linux kernel itself? In principle they are more alike than you might care to admit.
by sjwright 7y ago
How is systemd any more of a monoculture than the Linux kernel itself? In principle they are more alike than you might care to admit.
- vpzom 7y agoThat's a problem too, but existence of other problems doesn't excuse this one
- sjwright 7y agoThere's a definite [citation needed] on the assertion that integrating tasks into one project/process == monoculture. And a [citation needed] that systemd is large enough to warrant being called a monoculture in the first place—and to flip the coin, that GNU init is small enough to not be a monoculture. Let's not forget a huge [citation needed] that the addition of another alternative into the marketplace of ideas could ever be described as monoculture. And while we're at it, how about a big juicy [citation needed] that a monoculture is a bad thing anyway, in this instance?