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I don't like its hard dependencies on glibc (specifically, with no support for other libc's) and dbus (I'd've preferred Poettering going full nih and developing
by mike_hock 3y ago
I don't like its hard dependencies on glibc (specifically, with no support for other libc's) and dbus (I'd've preferred Poettering going full nih and developing his own RPC protocol).
Other than that, systemd provides a polished experience, so if you want to displace it you'll have to produce something equally polished and compatible with existing unit files, just as systemd was able to consume ye olde sysv startup scripts.
The only other contender that I'm aware of that isn't just one massive design flaw, is openrc, and it's somewhat inferior to systemd.
- calvinmorrison 3y ago[flagged]
- pixel8account 3y ago>pooperings Just a side note, but it's hard to take you seriously when you resort to such childish name calling. I think your chance of convicting traders (me included) would be much higher if you used some technical arguments instead.
- mike_hock 3y agoIs there a way I can opt in to seeing flagged comments? I find it quite annoying that I can't see the answer to my comment.