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Some of the defaults for systemd can be pretty annoying. Killing tmux when you end your session is something Pop OS still does for example. SysV init kind of su
by usrn 4y ago
Some of the defaults for systemd can be pretty annoying. Killing tmux when you end your session is something Pop OS still does for example. SysV init kind of sucked but I think OpenRC is legitimately better than SystemD. Each new version of SystemD brings new brokenness that you don't necessarily expect, the result is a broken platform.
>You won't even see the structure of the root directories
The software you use will though. If you're running non-free software it will probably depend on a specific structure.
But yeah I build my own distro because I can't stand the opinions other distro maintainers have.
- warrenm 4y ago>The software you use will though. If you're running non-free software it will probably depend on a specific structure. In 25+y I can say I've NEVER seen this Not. Even. Once. If a product as required a specific set of directories (I'm looking at you Opsware/HP/Microfocus SA[S]) ... just make them and move on Otherwise? Since I first installed Red Hat 3.3 in the mid/late 90s, I've not seen a single piece of software care about where it went :)