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The average desktop user doesn't want to have to think about their init system at all. Any time you have to think about or look at your init system is a failure
by Finnucane 5y ago
The average desktop user doesn't want to have to think about their init system at all. Any time you have to think about or look at your init system is a failure of the init system. The only reason that happens is because something has gone wrong. So if I am not thinking about my init system, that's good.
- baa-z 5y agoThat's the point systemd is so big that alot of the problems that you see in your day to day usage are based on it but they are hidden for example I had a frustrating problem with sleep in my system It wouldn't wake up sometimes it wouldn't sleep sometimes black screens and after I replaced systemd with runit every thing was fixed and it only takes 1 to 2 seconds for it to go to sleep
- Finnucane 5y agoMy system has no such problems.