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Debian still feels like home. Unless I try a BSD or something without systemd I think this is probably where I'll end up.
by inimino 6y ago
Debian still feels like home. Unless I try a BSD or something without systemd I think this is probably where I'll end up.
- lgl 6y agoWell, Debian does use systemd by default now unless you want to go through some hoops to remove it (which I believe is still possible but not sure). I personally have really no issues with systemd and now even go as far as completely removing the ifupdown, isc-dhcp-client, resolvconf and ntpd packages in favor of having my entire network stack configured by systemd-networkd, systemd-resolved and systemd-timesyncd instead. It's pretty much a standard now across the board and I can't really find any arguments against it besides old habits so I've embraced it. Although it's obviously a bit opinionated, there is a good deal of functionality and flexibility on that thing.
- inimino 6y ago> there is a good deal of functionality and flexibility on that thing. That's also what seems worst about it. Unfortunately there seem to be few other choices these days.