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> Instead, it merely kind of works as init, sometimes with random errors and disrespecting the keyboard input when things go wrong. I have never experienced th
by esarbe 4y ago
> Instead, it merely kind of works as init, sometimes with random errors and disrespecting the keyboard input when things go wrong.
I have never experienced that kind of errors you describe and I use Linux+GNU on my private workstations, on my professional workstations, on various servers and some NAS devices. Is there a bug report that documents these failures?
> Systemd is becoming a bad OS like Windows is.
Systemd is a system management layer, the operating system is GNU+Linux.
> User sessions and related is really something Desktops should be handling, since it only makes sense on Desktops.
You can disable it, if for some reason you get errors. Never had issues with user sessions on servers either.
- effie 4y ago> I have never experienced Good for you. > Is there a bug report that documents these failures? I didn't try to document these rare random events. I've learned to expect them, as part of the systemd feature. But there are such reports, e.g. https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/20920 https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/20920