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How exactly does systemd turn Linux into Windows? Does it... Prevent dynamic linking? Offer strong backwards compatibility? Add support for a very wide rang
by tmtvl 4y ago
How exactly does systemd turn Linux into Windows? Does it...
Prevent dynamic linking?
Offer strong backwards compatibility?
Add support for a very wide range of hardware?
Put advertisements in the start menu?
Cause unexpected reboots for updates?
Send telemetry to the OS manufacturer?
Force users to get an online account unless they know the secret way to bypass the prompt?
Or is there a differentiator between Windows and Linux I am overlooking?
- wrycoder 4y agoThis has been re-hashed many times. What you should look at is the difference between Debian and Devuan. Or between Debian and OpenBSD, to understand what the systemd project is doing, and how it’s doing it. There are many of us that prefer Linux as it was before systemd.
- wrycoder 4y agoEdit: I said “attempt”. Linux doesn’t have those extreme stupidities you mentioned, and probably never will.