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Systemd is literally not a monolith because it's not one big piece of software. It's a collection of software. For example, systemd-boot has basically nothing t
by preg_match 3mo ago
Systemd is literally not a monolith because it's not one big piece of software. It's a collection of software. For example, systemd-boot has basically nothing to do with systemd-init.
Yes, some software is more tightly coupled than others, naturally. systemd-init and systemd-journald work tightly together because logging is a core requirement of any init system.
- rnhmjoj 3mo agoIt's literally not a monolith, but in practice it may well be, that was my point.
- preg_match 3mo agoI think that mostly comes down to distro choice and a lot of distros are more than okay with systemd soup. That’s the beauty of OSS, you can always choose not-Fedora ;)