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Yeah systemd init is kinda good (although still bloated) But systemd isn't a init it's a hole mess of utilities that can't do their job well !(also have you tri
by baa-z 5y ago
Yeah systemd init is kinda good (although still bloated) But systemd isn't a init it's a hole mess of utilities that can't do their job well !(also have you tried runit?)
- dekhn 5y agoyes, I've used runit. Athough systemd's overall software engineering is not impressive, I believe the value of having a centralized admin system for all common base functionality of a modern linux workstation or server is high. Of the non-init components of systemd, my experience is: networkd is really powerful but there are serious gaps (that's your mess), resolvd (I spend a lot of time debugging their resolver; I like dnsmasq better). udevd: have never noticed anything about it working any differently from before. timesyncd (versus ntpd): has generally been painless and worked well. I haven't really looked into the container support.