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Our organization. It doesn’t make sense to rely on software which grows to consume all available niches. Systemd is a perfect example of this kind of software.
by Klwohu 6y ago
Our organization. It doesn’t make sense to rely on software which grows to consume all available niches. Systemd is a perfect example of this kind of software. I don’t wish to have to ascertain what new features it’s reimplemented, sometimes in ways which are not POSIX compliant, every time there’s an update.
- esarbe 6y agoDo I guess correctly that your organization doesn't value clean services initialization, solid services dependencies management and reliable log handling? Well, there must be room for such organizations too. It's a colorful world after all.
- Klwohu 6y agoNo, we get all of that with time-worn traditional methods which work well, are documented properly, and conform to standards. I’m not interested in beta testing Red Hat’s replacement for Linux.