Re:Debian reconsiders init-system diversity
by kazinator on Tuesday November 12, 2019 @08:12AM
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Systemd doesn't replace a large number of solutions; it contains a large number of solutions.
Also, in the article:
> Others, including Triplett, said that not only do the developers of other init systems lack the desire to implement systemd features, but they argue that those features should not exist in the first place.
Something with all the functionality of systemd is just another systemd, which some people don't want in any shape or form.
Also, in the article:
> Others, including Triplett, said that not only do the developers of other init systems lack the desire to implement systemd features, but they argue that those features should not exist in the first place.
Something with all the functionality of systemd is just another systemd, which some people don't want in any shape or form.