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I'm not against systemd, it's just that the muscle memory takes a _long_ time to change, particularly for things that you don't do frequently.
by askvictor 3y ago
I'm not against systemd, it's just that the muscle memory takes a _long_ time to change, particularly for things that you don't do frequently.
- kingspact 3y agoNobody knows what the end game of systemd even is. Started out as an init replacement, now it's doing all kinds of stuff. I had to bail on Debian because systemd failed hard when it took over user directories.
- tristan957 3y agosystemd is a suite of tools. systemd(1) is a service manager. You have a misunderstanding of systemd.