systemd

if it works, use it. If it starts to become too bloated and silly to maintain. Then switch.

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>>56977645
wow thats almost an exact copy of the fucking sunny d logo. did they really think they could do that???

>>56977658

>If it starts to become too bloated and silly to maintain.
You're not maintaining, packaging or contributing to it, so how does that affect you?

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>>56977645
I have no problems with it

>>56977645
I don't even know what systemd does.

>>56977645
It's a step in the right direction, which is basically unifying all the linux distros. Once it is complete all the OS infrastructure will be handled by it and distros will finally turn into customization recipes. Next stop will be unifying the packaging.

>>56977770
Anon, you just said what I had in mind

>>56977645
Cancer

>>56977672
It's not an official logo retard

>>56977859
but it says system d ?

NOT UNIX

>>56977884
Your browser is not UNIX

>>56977884
>Hurt distro shill
You can't stop the unification.

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>>56977645
One systemd to rule them all, One systemd to find them,
One systemd to bring them all and for the NSA to bind them

Systemd is the NSA's newest attempt to backdoor linux after they failed to implement backdoors into the linux kernel. This attempt has worked so far since all the major linux distros have adopted systemd. Now there is only one good distro that remains systemd free. Install Gentoo.

>>56978285

>i don't use linux distributions but i'll pretend that i do so i can have an edgy and bold opinion to appear smart on the internet

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>>56978308
Fuck off.

Goes against the gnu philosophy but it is an amazing piece of software that just werks and I hope more software starts becoming like that.

See ALSA and Pulseaudio for example. It'd be easier to troubleshoot one package instead of troubleshooting 50 different sound package

>>56978400
He wasn't talking to you

>>56978285
>>56978400
gentle cums wif systemdickz you fool

>>56978400
Rice your shit, Henry.

>>56978598
No it doesn't retard, it's optional.

How do you pronounce systemd
System D or systemed

>>56978609
no its ships with it by default, i just installed it recently and i am going to switch to devuan asap

>>56978574
fuck

>>56978642
>he probably used the EasyGentoo script
If you install gentoo the regular way you get OpenRC. It's the easygentoo script that install systemd.

https://github.com/shdcn/easygentoo

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>>56977645
I'll let you know what I think of systemd when it finishes booting.

>>56977770
Thats a grand wish but its like saying in order to cure aids we will give you cancer.

Sure there is a minute chance that it will cure your aids, but you sure as hell are getting cancer.

>>56978642
No it ships with OpenRC by default.
You installed something that requires an init system and it pulled systemd because you didn't block it, or you installed it using a script or some shit.
Retard.

>>56978745
>>56978680
how the fuck do you people not automate everything with #BASH

>>56978765
>guise i installed gento by running a script someone else made, am i l33t yet? :DDDDD

>>56978765
Automating things using Bash and running a script someone else wrote are two very different things.

Never had a problem. Should I?

>>56978792
Not unless you value your privacy.

>>56978798
wtf I hate SystemD now

>>56978807
The problem is that the complexity of SystemD makes it easy to introduce vulnerabilities (accidentally or maliciously) into the code and makes them hard to find. Their style guides also encourage using bracket-less blocks, which makes it easy to accidentally introduce vulnerabilities.

The scope of the project also makes it so vulnerabilities can have very far reaching repercussions.

Add in the fact that the NSA does its best at finding (or creating) these in order to spy on people and you can reach the conclusion that SystemD might not be a botnet, but it could also very well be one and no one find out for a while. (Remember heart-bleed, anyone?)

it's ok on desktop computers, but I don't want that shit within a country mile of my servers