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minus-square@MigratingtoLemmylink3•1 year agoIt’s philosophical: I want an init system, not a gargantuan binary blob that does who knows what and apparently removing it breaks completely unrelated parts of my system just because this little shit seems to have a hand in its operation
minus-squareThis is fine🔥🐶☕🔥link6•1 year ago because this little shit seems to have a hand in its operation I don’t get it.
minus-square@MigratingtoLemmylink1•1 year agoBecause SystemD seems to be intertwined in the workings of many, seemingly unrelated components, especially since it was supposed to be an init system
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 year agoBoots up fast tho. Don’t know why I should care about what happens at boot up other than how long it takes.
minus-square@MigratingtoLemmylink1•1 year agoAs I said, it’s philosophical. Most people don’t need to care since it works. I care because I hate systemd and like simplicity
It’s philosophical: I want an init system, not a gargantuan binary blob that does who knows what and apparently removing it breaks completely unrelated parts of my system just because this little shit seems to have a hand in its operation
I don’t get it.
Because SystemD seems to be intertwined in the workings of many, seemingly unrelated components, especially since it was supposed to be an init system
Boots up fast tho.
Don’t know why I should care about what happens at boot up other than how long it takes.
As I said, it’s philosophical. Most people don’t need to care since it works. I care because I hate systemd and like simplicity
Oh I thought you were talking about a person lol