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RHEL actually was one of the later distros to adopt systemd, so that line of reasoning doesn't make much sense. > Crucial system parts were pr'd into hard depe
by legulere 12y ago
RHEL actually was one of the later distros to adopt systemd, so that line of reasoning doesn't make much sense.
> Crucial system parts were pr'd into hard dependencies on systemd
Can you tell which crucial system parts you mean? The thing with udev was that it's hard/impossible to build without systemd, however there is no dependency on it. The other thing that is brought up in this context is gnome 3, but that was already covered in the interview.
- fsniper 12y agoGnome and logind is a crucial one. Also it brings it's pam dependency. It is a show stopper for slackware. Kdbus and udev is and will be other parts in this category.