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Systemd would be at odds with config.scm's declarative approach to system management here. I mean, it could work, but part of Guix's appeal is using the same l
by MayeulC 5y ago
Systemd would be at odds with config.scm's declarative approach to system management here.
I mean, it could work, but part of Guix's appeal is using the same language (scheme) for managing all aspects of the system. I admit that's a steep requirement (I'm a beginner at lisp/scheme).
- 3836293648 5y agoNix uses SystemD just fine though
- guilhas 5y agoBut still requires slight variation in the commands compared to other distros
- kodah 5y agoWe've been using declarative config to configure most aspects of the system for quite some time. SystemD would be nothing new. What you would need is a bunch of built-in a in the language to support SystemD, much like how they have rich configuration of login and openssh.