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I understand entirely on a philosphical level but while debugging systemd regularly makes me angry it's still less often than other people's SysV init scripts u
by mst 5y ago
I understand entirely on a philosphical level but while debugging systemd regularly makes me angry it's still less often than other people's SysV init scripts used to do so, so I've made my peace with why people were happy making the switch.
Naturally I'd personally prefer rc.subr or s6 or nosh (though I've seen people footgun themselves with all of those too, albeit less often than SysV) but it is what it is, and most days I can bring myself to believe that the systemd transition was the sort of imperfect net win that's usually as good as you get in an ecosystem as complex as this one.