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If Lennart Poettering were building a bicycle, it would have multiple seats, 4 wheels, engine, conditioner, bar, sat tv, console and small pool on it. You would
by Elhana 13y ago
If Lennart Poettering were building a bicycle, it would have multiple seats, 4 wheels, engine, conditioner, bar, sat tv, console and small pool on it. You would be able to remove most of it tho... maybe. If you try to remove the engine, it would complain that modern all bicycles are broken without engines, but you can do it at your own risk.
- bkor 13y agoYour comparison makes no sense at all. E.g. systemd dependencies are minimal. My take: if he builds a bicycle it would be lean, fast and he'd analyse all existing designs to make that happen.
- Sssnake 13y agoWhat do dependencies have to do with anything? If I make a huge massive bloated mess of shit, it isn't suddenly "lean" because I included everything in it rather than linking to it as a dependency.
- bkor 13y agoI suggest investigating systemd then. It isn't bloated. See for instance http://people.debian.org/~stapelberg/2013/06/09/systemd-bloat.html http://people.debian.org/~stapelberg/2013/06/09/systemd-bloa.... There are a lot of different parts to it. Note the time of the blog. Saying systemd is bloated is IMO so 2013 :P
- asdasf 13y agoIt is bloated. Saying "I am cool with how bloated it is" does not change that.
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