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Generally speaking I agree with you. However, in case of systemd I think it is very modular. I think we're at a point now where it's convenience and reliability
by sureglymop 3y ago
Generally speaking I agree with you. However, in case of systemd I think it is very modular. I think we're at a point now where it's convenience and reliability outweigh the negatives.
It also brings a certain common element to different distros, making it a bit easier for people new to Linux distributions. They don't have to hyperspecialize now.
- nine_k 3y agoSystemd has become reasonably good by now, 13 years after the release. Same with PulseAudio, now that it has been replaced by a sane implementation in Pipewire. BTRFS still sort of has rough edges, 14 years since initial release. Red Hat take their sweet time. Asahi Linux is way younger, moves way faster, and I hope they don't share the same mentality. Also, they are much smaller, and can't spread themselves too thin. If I were an Asahi user, and cared about X.org there, I'd seriously consider helping fix issues with it somehow.