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it's in the name, but it's open source and it's replacing a hodgepodge of other stuff (the point isn't why it's replacing it, or how well it's going; the point
by baq 1y ago
it's in the name, but it's open source and it's replacing a hodgepodge of other stuff (the point isn't why it's replacing it, or how well it's going; the point is there are replacements).
if the computer won't allow to install or use other software until you install a vendor-signed version of systemd on a vendor-signed kernel we'll be there. it's about hardware attestation, not signed software, though.
- bayindirh 1y agoWhat it bothers me is the possibility of TiVoization via Kernel and systemd, actually. Combined with uutils, which is MIT, you can build a nice (!) walled garden. Let me say I have seen enough shenanigans over the years.