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If there are really "dozens of init systems" out there that "do much more, markedly better than systemd, and are modular" how come exactly zero of them have bee
by the_why_of_y 12y ago
If there are really "dozens of init systems" out there that "do much more, markedly better than systemd, and are modular" how come exactly zero of them have been adopted by any Linux distro of note?
- e7620 12y agoI've been hearing this for decades: If Linux and *BSD are better than Windows, how come exactly zero people have made the switch? Except they've been adopted, systemd has been mandatory only in some bigger more commercial distros.