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It's time for a new, leaner init system. systemd became an os of it's own.
by egorfine 10mo ago
It's time for a new, leaner init system. systemd became an os of it's own.
- hulitu 10mo agoWait, what ? The next logical step is combine systemd with wayland.
- egorfine 10mo agoAnd rewrite it in rust while we're at it.
- TZubiri 10mo agoIt's actually time for an old init system, check out devuan.org Works absolutely fine.
- egorfine 10mo agoUnfortunately it's a dead end. The world standardized so much on the systemd it's not worth fighting anymore. Although the hell is going to freeze before I switch to their timers instead of cron.
- TZubiri 10mo agoI don't think of it much as fighting, but rather as just using devuan. Half of the defenses against any criticism in open source is "you can just fork it/not use it", so here we are. It's fine, literally nothing happens if you just don't use systemd.
- egorfine 10mo agoUnfortunately this ship has sailed and we all have to pick our battles. I for one submitted to our lord systemd but I'm far from loyal.