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I am not saying that all/most sysadmins hate systemd , I am just annoyed but the random Joe Desktop Linux users throwing his opinion. I like reading sysadmin ex
by simion314 7y ago
I am not saying that all/most sysadmins hate systemd , I am just annoyed but the random Joe Desktop Linux users throwing his opinion. I like reading sysadmin experience and what issues they have like you but also ones that had issues with systemd bugs and behavior and a random Fedora user will show up and repeat something he has no clue about.
I personally had no issue with systemd or upstart or any other I used so I would wish desktop user like me would read more and comment less about what is better.
- xnyan 7y agoAre the uninformed opinions of joe user really influencing decision makers? The internet is mostly filled with people spouting uninformed opinions, it does not seem worth it to spend any energy caring about it.
- simion314 7y agoI don't think the decisions made in Debian were influenced a lot by the average joe user, my complaint is about the discussions, my complaint is that say if I find a thread that compares all the init systems I would prefer to read expert opinions on it, people that had success with systemd but also people that had trouble with systemd , but you get average joe pasting same shit all the time on both sides. But yeah you are right(this always happens on the internet), I was also guilty of this, I remember back when C# appeared and I was sure is the best thing ever and it will soon replace all the other languages. I think at my past enthusiasm for C# when I see Rust/Go/CoolLang evangelizing why X is better and in 3 years it will dominate.