Skip to main content

Well, don't hold back! 🐧

#linux #systemd

#linux #Systemd
This entry was edited (6 months ago)
in reply to It's FOSS

R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd:
R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd:
• •

I'm a solid MEH.

It's NOT a terrible init system at all.

Having all of userspace under a single banner run by some arrogant microsnot employee?
Count me out.

Also, repeat after me: Millions of lines of unaudited code. Running the entire internet.
Yay.

But yeah, I use it. Again, not a bad init system, TBH, I just don't like the tacit aspirations of world-userspace-domination.

in reply to It's FOSS

MylesRyden
MylesRyden
• •

Apparently I use it. My computer runs fine.

I guess I don't care either way.

in reply to It's FOSS

Jason
Jason
• •
its there it works anything beyond a mild emotional response to it seems excessive
in reply to It's FOSS

Germán Enríquez
Germán Enríquez
• •
With the advent of containers I think the discussion becomes irrelevant. Just install Kubernetes and handle your services as pods
in reply to It's FOSS

Sertonix
Sertonix
• •
I don't use it and I am glad I don't have to. I prefer simple software.
in reply to It's FOSS

Hope Destruction ♫
Hope Destruction ♫
• •

I recently stopped using it...

Currently using Void Linux and I am very happy.

I really have nothing against anyone using it but my reason is that I don't want GNU/Linux to become systemd/Linux.

in reply to It's FOSS

Lenni :linux: :starfleet:
Lenni :linux: :starfleet:
• •
I neither love nor hate it. If a distro I use has systemd, good. If another distro uses another init system and that works well, also good.
in reply to It's FOSS

LuckyStoat
LuckyStoat
• •
I'll put it this way... I'd sooner write a simple systemd service file than an init script any day of the week. I'm just not that big on bash scripting.
This entry was edited (6 months ago)
in reply to It's FOSS

Jim
Jim
• •
While it is occasionally useful, it adds levels of complexity that are more irritating than helpful.
in reply to It's FOSS

shulhan
shulhan
• •

Love it, fast boot, inspectable services/timer, auto managed networks, and more. All of this provides a consistent workflow and less dependencies (less package installed in system).

My knowledge about how to manage system/services in one distro is shareable to other distro that use systemd.

in reply to It's FOSS

Vancha :fedora:
Vancha :fedora:
• •
don't have a strong opinion on it. I use it, it works. I tend towards liking it
in reply to It's FOSS

Steve James
Steve James
• •
systemd is a big pile of solutions to problems I didn't have. I use it only because Debian has compelled me to, but I'd rather not TBH.

Lo, thar be cookies on this site to keep track of your login. By clicking 'okay', you are CONSENTING to this.

⇧