Systeme /d/

>>59559315
It's pronounced as one word, freetard.

systemd. As in, "sis" and "temmed".

Agreed, anon. Also it runs in PID1 (the last place where you want software to run!) and it's huge and written in millions of C (especially dangerous, nobody who uses Linux should be using software written in C

Why does my init system now order stuff directly from Amazon without my input? Why does my fucking init system require me to register with a valid email address before it will let me start services? It's just insane how poorly it is coded, it's almost underhanded. Just running systemd (with the icons and animations turned on to Mid) makes my fans spin up to 100%

>>59559349
Cant you see its bait

the binary log shit is blown out of proportion

just use journalctl and work with stdout

SystemD is fine

>>59559653
get out

UNIX is proprietary and systemd is free software.

Fuck UNIX.

>>59559929
He's right though. The "bloat" is due to the fact that it's an active init system that monitors the state of services, instead of just running some scripts when the runlevel changes. It's bigger because it does more things.

Those happen to be useful things that are good for an init system to have, too. Systemd can notice when a service fails and restart it (or take some other action), for instance. SysV can't.

>>59560083
It does all of those things far better and faster than some shitty bash fork as well.

>>59560083
Is systemD performance actually better compared to something like OpenRC?

>>59560470
Well if by performance you mean boot times, then yes. systemd went to quite a bit of trouble to parallelize starting things at boot time.

But the main benefit isn't performance, it's doing more/better things than legacy init.

was there any basis for the spyware fearmongering? I still don't feel safe using systemd.

>>59560541
If your default DNS doesn't work, it falls back to Google's.

What does Stallman think of systemd? I would think that he endorses it since it is licensed under the GNU GPLv3

>>59561251
He said that it's free software so he won't say anything against it.

>>59560506
>it's doing more/better things than legacy init
and thus the confusion was perpetuated.

>>59560633
this
i was about to try finding out how to fix this, any tips?

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>>59562316
What's wrong with Google DNS? Got something to hide, fucko?

>>59562436
>Got something to hide, fucko?
Everything is something to hide from Google as far as I'm concerned.

>>59559349
Damn, I've been saying system-dee the entire time.

>>59560124
you're my favorite trip do you have a website or gnu social or anything?

Fighting back is simple, why aren't you using one of these?

https://gentoo.org
http://www.voidlinux.eu/
https://alpinelinux.org/
crux - 4chan thinks this link is spam

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>>59560506
>it's doing more/better things than legacy init.
except you know, providing functionality that the legacy stuff was able to do without any problems, like routing.