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Well, systemd is great for responding to events (like devices and networks going up/down) so it seems like a good fit for embedded/IoT. If anything it'd be bad
by SahAssar 7y ago
Well, systemd is great for responding to events (like devices and networks going up/down) so it seems like a good fit for embedded/IoT. If anything it'd be bad for servers since those are (usually) basically a couple of services and daemons brought up at boot and not changed during runtime, with a few interfaces that never change.
Systemd is not that heavy to run when configured correctly (which is what the distro should do).
- mobilio 7y agoWell - Debian with systemd consume ~90MB ram. Debian w/o systemd consume ~40MB ram. Device have 256MB.