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The article did a good job articulating that the "end users" of an init system aren't sysadmins, they're distro maintainers. If most distros have switched then
by mprovost 6y ago
The article did a good job articulating that the "end users" of an init system aren't sysadmins, they're distro maintainers. If most distros have switched then it must make things better for them.
- AnthonyMouse 6y agoThe problem, of course, being that for most init systems the "end users" are the distro maintainers but for systemd, because it spreads itself into so many other things, it also impacts the sysadmins and the upstream third party package developers. Who then complain about it and are met with "it was good enough for Debian and Fedora" even though they aren't the ones complaining.