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Certainly no one loves whatever hellhole preceded systemd. It turns out that (some) complexity is non-reducible; if a declarative, properly solved service manag
by kaba0 4y ago
Certainly no one loves whatever hellhole preceded systemd. It turns out that (some) complexity is non-reducible; if a declarative, properly solved service manager doesn’t cut it, then neither does that shitty ad-hoc bash script system abomination with race conditions.
- hansvm 4y agoIf systemd were just a declarative sysvinit alternative I don't think there'd be near the pushback.