Re:Operating Systems Without Systemd
by the_why_of_y on Saturday May 02, 2020 @04:29AM
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The issue with systemd is that it is developed in a similar way to traditional UNIX systems like Solaris, BSD etc.: the low-level user-space parts of the OS are developed as a single project with a coherent design vision, common configuration syntax, documentation, etc.
Naturally this is very controversial and people complain that it is against the UNIX philosophy.
Naturally this is very controversial and people complain that it is against the UNIX philosophy.