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You're neglecting one other major reason for disliking systemd: 3b. Not working as advertised. I have consistently run into major issues on various machines w
by gmueckl 7y ago
You're neglecting one other major reason for disliking systemd:
3b. Not working as advertised.
I have consistently run into major issues on various machines with trivial configurations. I am left with no choice but to ban systemd from all my machines because it's not usable.
- teddyh 7y agoI hear you. When I first tried to use systemd-networkd, it didn’t work. Last I tried, I couldn’t get systemd-resolved to work they way I like to configure things. However, systemd itself has mostly worked for me, and I trust (since its use is so common and upstream seems active) it’s only going to get better, and all these problems will be fixed. It’s all in what you personally want to believe in. You are perfectly justified in avoiding what you see to be problematic software. However, it is mainstream, and bugs seem to be fixed over time. If we assume this to be true, there will come a time when systemd is working perfectly adequately for your needs, but you are completely unprepared to use it, since you haven’t had the training which most everyone else has gotten until then. You see? I have my rationalizations and you have yours.