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> be clear, legible, and get out of the way. Which none of the current OSs do (except Linux without SystemD or BSDs, with a custom WM)
by hulitu 1y ago
> be clear, legible, and get out of the way.
Which none of the current OSs do (except Linux without SystemD or BSDs, with a custom WM)
- hackyhacky 1y agoHuh? What does systemd have to do with UX? If you want a bare bones Linux GUI, there are plenty of options, e.g. i3, which are completely independent of your preferred process 1.
- benchly 1y agoNot the user you asked, but systemd has been controversial for a long time, long enough that I see the topic come up about once a month on various forums. There's a few folks who even consider it a bit fascist, I guess. I don't particularly mind it myself, but I get where some power users would get irked by it. This article does a decent job of explaining why; https://www.infoworld.com/article/2251761/linux-why-do-people-hate-systemd.html https://www.infoworld.com/article/2251761/linux-why-do-peopl...
- hackyhacky 1y agoI fully understand the controversy about systemd, but the comment I replied to seemed to imply that systems was related to the Linux GUI, which it is not.