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Ever since systemd landed in the distros I use (Debian & family), that project has been by far the single most common cause of breakage on the systems for which
by foresto 2y ago
Ever since systemd landed in the distros I use (Debian & family), that project has been by far the single most common cause of breakage on the systems for which I am responsible.
However good or bad the intentions and ideas here might be, the project has demonstrated many times over that it is not capable of reliably filling the roles to which it aspires. I'm not interested in extending its reach even further.
In short, no thanks.
- johnnyjeans 2y agoLet's not also forget the "sshd" exploit some months ago was actually a libsystemd issue. An uncomfortable truth that was buried and not reported on at all. These do-it-all monoliths are the death of an ecosystem, and always seem to introduce more issues than they actually solve. If this is the future of Linux, then I'm making preparations to abandon ship.