4 ms·
that's just speculation until you clarify. Can you be more specific?
by johnny22 12y ago
that's just speculation until you clarify. Can you be more specific?
- nitrogen 12y agoThink of anything that isn't a web server, file server, database server, or desktop.
- johnny22 12y agojolla uses systemd on their phones and tablets right now. IIRC it's also part of some soon to be shipping vehicle integrations, for in-car entertainment systems and mapping.
- nitrogen 12y agoThat doesn't make systemd right for the other hundreds/thousands of embedded Linux systems. If you recall my response elsewhere in the thread, "Company X uses it" is unconvincing. Also, it's inevitable that if systemd and software expecting to use it take over more and more aspects of userland and the kernel, vendors will be left with no choice but to use it as well. So "more vendors are switching to systemd" is not a convincing argument either. I like to make my own decisions on the basis of modularity and replaceability (vendor lockin has been a huge burden in other major projects not mentioned in my online persona), not popularity.
- johnny22 12y agothe pereson was asking for an example, that is all. i can't even speak for whether the jolla devices are any good. only that is it shown that is done and in shipping hardware right now, not some time in the future.