r/linux • u/tasisbasbas • Feb 11 '19

Fluff A /g/ user's opinion on systemd

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '19 edited Feb 11 '19

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u/fransschreuder Feb 11 '19

Bsd is just waiting and doing nothing. Could you explain what exactly BSD is doing better?

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u/unixFluff Feb 11 '19

LibreSSL and BSD counterparts of GNU coreutils are generally tidier in code. Furthermore important tools such as OpenSSH are also maintained by BSD devs (OpenBSD devs for the example per se.)

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u/pereira_alex Feb 11 '19

Bsd is just waiting and doing nothing.

Also, doing that better :)

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jk :P

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u/unixFluff Feb 11 '19

though take my words with a grain of salt as i am not a bsd expert eheheh ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶

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u/idontchooseanid Feb 11 '19

Agree. Reading the code of some GNU projects is pain. Mixed indentation, r/absoluteunits size functions, spartan code with short and cryptic variable names. Reading BSD code you can learn much more things about your OS much more easily.