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> And replacing SysVInit with systemd is, objectively, bad for understand the core of Linux. I know there are strong opinions on this, but isn’t systemd part o
by Someone 9mo ago
> And replacing SysVInit with systemd is, objectively, bad for understand the core of Linux.
I know there are strong opinions on this, but isn’t systemd part of the core of most Linux desktops nowadays?
- Gud 9mo agoUnfortunately yes
- edoceo 9mo agoAll of my Debian out of the box has systemd. On Gentoo it's OpenRC, which I find easier. But! There are some work-around packages that implement some stubs of systemd things because other packages are designed for systemd only world (one such stub is elogind)