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The features are a fraction of systemd's, yes. This is because dmd actually has a concrete idea of what it wants to do, and doesn't just arbitrarily consolidate
by vezzy-fnord 12y ago
The features are a fraction of systemd's, yes. This is because dmd actually has a concrete idea of what it wants to do, and doesn't just arbitrarily consolidate functionality under the pretense of being a "basic building block to make a Linux-based OS from".
As for maturity, you are mistaken. GNU dmd was first started around 2003, before even launchd existed.
- cwyers 12y agoSoftware isn't a biological entity, you can't measure maturity with just age.
- M2Ys4U 12y agoHell, you can't even measure a person's maturity with just age.
- 1_player 12y agoMaturity != age, maturity == number of eyes on a project + bugs fixed + real world usage. As a comparison, the Hurd project started in 1990, Ubuntu in 2004. Which one is more mature? That is, which one would you use in a production environment?