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They can ship as much trash as they like, so long as it doesn't become my problem. Those components become my problem when the distributions I choose to use ch
by bigfatkitten 2y ago
They can ship as much trash as they like, so long as it doesn't become my problem.
Those components become my problem when the distributions I choose to use choose to adopt them, and then I have to work around them.
- tuna74 2y agoChoose something else then. If there is one thing the world is not lacking it is Linux distros.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoAs a hobbyist, sure. It's not quite that simple when I have commercial apps I need to run in a regulated environment.
- growse 2y agoThere's nothing about regulated environments or commercial apps that limit your choice to "systemd on Linux". Everything is a tradeoff.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoThose apps and the system's accreditation requirements limit my choice to a particular vendor's ecosystem so yes, they do. Otherwise I could avoid Linux entirely if I so chose, and make the systemd consideration irrelevant.