Can somebody tell me why is everyone here loosing mind for

>binary logs
>tries to do everything instead of being an init successor
>devs full of themselves. They fundamentally think they can't be wrong
>systemd is a clusterfuck written in C. Makes it difficult to write s simple scripts.

OpenRC it is. I use it for my personal machine. My lab's computers are running Ubuntu so I have to use systemd. It's enough for me.

>>57098968
They are dumb.

See >>57099179

>>57099179
why do distros all like having it if its so bad?

>>57099256
Because Redhat did it, and because some SystemD nerds won the flamewar on the Debian mailing list.

Because most distros are fucking debian derivatives now. Nobody rolls their own code.

Like 70% of other distros that aren't derived or related aren't on SystemD, lol.

>>57099283
cool, thanks for the response

>>57099283
Why does Arch use SystemD by default? You can switch to OpenRC, but still... Wouldn't it be "the Arch way" to let the user choose during installation?

because it's the X11 or pulseaudio (same dev even) of init systems

>>57098968

le forks

D > C++

Anyone who disagrees is just a C++ fanboy.

>>57099179
Glad I'm on Windows. :)

>>57099318
Arch picked it up because they're basically the "OH LOOK SHINY!.... SQUIRREL, LOLRANDOM" of distros.

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>>57099179
>OpenRC

I just migrated my shit to FreeBSD. Works p. well, esp if you remember how to set up a *nix system Circa 2008/9.