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>SystemD betrays the UNIX Philosophy Not so convinced by this. "Those days are dead and gone and the eulogy was delivered by Perl." -- Rob Pike Systemd in deb
by mappu 12y ago
>SystemD betrays the UNIX Philosophy
Not so convinced by this. "Those days are dead and gone and the eulogy was delivered by Perl." -- Rob Pike
Systemd in debian would have an easier time making friends if it didn't usurp PID1 for roles that are currently outside PID1, and if it didn't encourage software which is currently init-system agnostic to grow a dependency on a specific init-system implementation.
- the_mitsuhiko 12y ago> Systemd in debian would have an easier time making friends if it didn't usurp PID1 for roles that are currently outside PID1 Like what exactly? This is a non issue. systemd has very little actually running in PID1.
- jude- 12y agoAll of systemd's other components require systemd-PID-1. So yes, systemd does usurp PID 1.