Re:I've now disabled systemd-oomd on my Fedora desktops
by darkwater on Wednesday December 07, 2022 @12:17PM
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o/
I'm not a systemd fan but I'm not a hater either. I think it does its job and, although it was a bit immature when initially released (especially by Fedora) it has matured into a very good init system that does it job.
But yes, Fedora keeps pushing for the bleeding edge, but its users should know this by now.
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Re:I've now disabled systemd-oomd on my Fedora desktops
by nullc on Wednesday December 07, 2022 @01:02PM
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Yeah. That's also mostly my opinion too. Systemd itself is okay. Just another init system, does some things better, a few things are kind of stirred around for no gain. What I've less been a fan of is the rider tech, networkd, their ntp support, oomd, all of which have more issues and don't seem to be converging. But if they do become stable I expect some new broken tentacle arm to form. :)
Re:I've now disabled systemd-oomd on my Fedora desktops
by nullc on Saturday December 10, 2022 @04:33AM
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okayness meter decreased another notch today: system was ignoring fstab changes. turns out that systemd now handles fstab and you have to trigger the service to re-read the file if you edit it.
At least it doesn't require a reboot. Yet.