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And people who blindly push systemd fail to realize that we've alreqady solved these problems. A more complex system doesn't solve it. So instead of a 350 line
by TheSwordsman 12y ago
And people who blindly push systemd fail to realize that we've alreqady solved these problems. A more complex system doesn't solve it.
So instead of a 350 line Python script, you think systemd is better? I disagree.
- xyzzy_plugh 12y agoA more complex system? How is solving this problem universally a bad thing? Is having _one_ way to do things that works everywhere so bad? Having a container manager do things I wouldn't expect, like have issues with zombies or dropping syslog messages, makes me never want to touch it.
- KaiserPro 12y agoMy dear chap, one way does not work everywhere. if that were the case we'd all have agreed to just use vim, or emacs, or sublime, or nedit, or nano, or ed......
- bitwize 12y agoVim has largely won vs. emacs, and gone on to the next bracket against ST. Emacs is out of the tourney. I can't thibk of a single hacker under 30 who isn't a total Lisphead, who wants to even touch emacs.