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Why does an init replacement even need a compression library built into it? At some point the bloat is more risk than feature.
by bcrl 3y ago
Why does an init replacement even need a compression library built into it? At some point the bloat is more risk than feature.
- panick21_ 3y agoI guess this has to be said, for the another billion times, systemd is not and has never been 'only' an init replacement. And even earlier 'init' systems did more then init.
- NekkoDroid 3y agoJust because you call it an "init replacement" doesn't only make it that, it describes itself as a "system and service manager" which should clue you in, that (de)compressing stuff is something that is commonly done during system management.