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Is applications depending on systemd particularly a bad thing? If we don't want applications to use non-SysVinit features, we might as well keep using SysVinit.
by soraminazuki 6y ago
Is applications depending on systemd particularly a bad thing? If we don't want applications to use non-SysVinit features, we might as well keep using SysVinit.
- na85 6y agoWhy should my window manager dictate what programs are allowed to start it?
- AsyncAwait 6y agoFor the same reason every piece of software 'dictates' its dependencies.
- welterde 6y agoIf you don't care about portability at all.. (regardless if it's just within linux or to *BSD). And like I already mentioned in my previous post.. there are other alternatives around than just SysV-init..