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I've come to grips with it recently, it brings standardization to many things that were lacking across distributions. I just don't like how much power the proje

by kylek 7y ago

I've come to grips with it recently, it brings standardization to many things that were lacking across distributions. I just don't like how much power the project holds over the entire linux ecosystem ("oh hey here's systemd-logind don't mind us taking over all-things-login"-type scenarios) For the record, my largest gripe with systemd is systemd-resolved too (followed closely by binary logs).

ti_ranger 7y ago
> I just don't like how much power the project holds over the entire linux ecosystem ("oh hey here's systemd-logind don't mind us taking over all-things-login"-type scenarios) That's totally not the case, all the previous solutions were slightly broken (pam_console, ConsoleKit etc.), and unmaintained. > For the record, my largest gripe with systemd is systemd-resolved too So, uninstall it. It's not a part of systemd (the daemon), and totally optional.