Re:Systemd 250 Released
by esarbe on Friday December 24, 2021 @06:54AM
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> Which goes completely against what Linux stands for - collaboration.
Have a look at the contributor stats[0] for systemd and then repeat that with a straight face.
> Lennart and his gang
Also known as the Linux Plumbers[1]. You know, the guys that actually tie everything together and that enjoy the well-deserved trust of most distributions and users.
> dismissed with "no a bug, won't fix".
Usually with very good technical reasons.
> The "scripting madness" as you call it was actually completely transparent - if the scripting was bad, you were free to fix it.
You're still free to fix it; systemd is open-source.
Have a look at the contributor stats[0] for systemd and then repeat that with a straight face.
> Lennart and his gang
Also known as the Linux Plumbers[1]. You know, the guys that actually tie everything together and that enjoy the well-deserved trust of most distributions and users.
> dismissed with "no a bug, won't fix".
Usually with very good technical reasons.
> The "scripting madness" as you call it was actually completely transparent - if the scripting was bad, you were free to fix it.
You're still free to fix it; systemd is open-source.
[0] https://github.com/systemd/systemd/graphs/contributors
[1] https://www.linuxplumbersconf.org/