>sudo poweroff
sudo poweroff yourself
sudo wakeup
>>60870001
sudo wakemeupinside
>>60869808
systemctl hibernate
systemctl suspend
shutdown 0
ZZZ
>>60870145
>>60870382
>using systemD
>>60869808
@echo off
>>60870604
What's wrong with systemd?
>>60870631
it's a security issue by virtue of being so monolithic
>>60870631
All you need to know about systemd is that ironically systemd wouldn't be able to exist today if we had been using systemd's design philosophy on GNU/Linux from the beginning.
In other words, we'd be stuck with outdated technology and only able to replace it if we create another monolithic init system that interacted with everything in exactly the same way systemd does.
Systemd is basically exploiting the flexibility of its predecessors to kill the flexibility we have in the area of init systems. People might like it now, but we're walking into a walled garden.
After systemd becomes the standard and everything depends on it systemd will never receive any competition because it would be an extremely monumental task to try and create a systemd alternative.
All the newbies here support systemd because it "just werks". But using things just because it works is a very Windows mentality.
They're forgetting (because init systems isn't really on their radar in the first place) that the reasons we all use GNU/Linux in the first place is for flexibility, being able to do things _our_ way not the way someone getting paid to do their job decided we should do it, and design philosophies.
Systemd is the exact opposite of all of that.
>>60870643
pic related is also cause for concern IMO
>>60870643
I guess since the kernel is monolithic
u don't use it either?
>>60869808
>needing to sudo
Live with a little thrill man. Go root allday errday
shutdown now
>>60870759
No why
>>60870817
sudo doeetfagt
>>60870699
the fact that it got so popular means it's easier to use/less hassle/fewer issues than other systems. Maybe other init systems should get on their level if they don't want to be left behind?
>sudo init 0
>>60869808
apt install brain
sudo powerwolf
>>60870631
nothing
>C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe /t 0 /s
>>60870699
tl;dr lol fuck yourself you boring faggit
>cd /home/gentooman/pitures
>ls
Instead of clicking twice to look for a file
>>60869808
I've been using linux for four years, and this is new to me
>>60869808
sudo halt -p
>>60872112
>>60870699
really makes me think
>>60870711
yes, I'm running hurd
>>60873061
Sauce?
>>60869808
sudo shutdown 0
>>60869808
systemctl disable OP
>>60872112
can really tell who the retards are in this thread
>>60869808
>>60870604
>>60870616
>>60871985
>>60870699
agreed.
once redhat gains the monopoly and they engulf more and more processes it will be harder to replace in the future
we need to keep it modular and minimal
whats next systemd takes over the desktop manager?(gdm/lightdm ect) login shell?
window manager?
bootloader?
inb4 muh boot times
pic related
>>60869808
>Sudo shutdown -h now
>>60874621
Sudo peter la anguila
sudo shutdown -P now
>>60870643
>>60870699
Any real arguments? No? I thought so.
sudo killall
>>60876316
im quoting you because i feel bad for you
>>60875048
>bootloader?
systemd-boot is a thing
>>60870643
To be honest systemD follows a similar architecture to the Linux kernel; monolithic but at the same time modular.
>>60876361
Why do you feel bad for me
>>60876395
and it's better than grub
sudo apt-get uninstall ian-murdock
>>60876445
you are so cucked it isn't even funny
>>60876455
Nah systemd's uefi boot manager is comfy.
>tfw you literally put systemd in your uefi partition and is the first code executed by your computer after initialization
What is with you pussies and sudo?
I can just type shutdown -h now and git 'er done. I've got the power.
>>60876447
Invalid operation uninstall
>>60874201
really? how well does it work?
What do you guys think of Void Linux?
>>60869808
>doas shutdown
>>60875078
este es el estilo de peter la anguila, peter la anguila
>>60870631
It's a meme you dip
>>60870699
Fuck; I was going to install Debian once Stretch is released. Guess I'll need to get Devuan instead.
>>60870699
wtf I hate systemd now