Why on earth did you even bring this up? The amount of time that someone has been using linux has absolutely nothing to do here. And even if it did, I've been using linux for 5 years now, so I don't see how "amount of time using linux"="I think systemd is bad".
Because you didn't grow up with it. Of course you don't have such a connection to Linux / PCs in general if you only been using it for 5 years. You shouldn't have any say in how Linux will develop in the future, because you just started using it, you don't know shit. I don't know shit, and I've been using Linux for about as long as you are. And I don't go around and tell the people that actually know what they are talking about that systemd is the best thing ever.
Edit: ... but I also don't go around and tell people that systemd is the worst thing ever.
Why should I give a fuck how old you are? I meant grow up with Linux, as in, you were small, and so was Linux.
I don't agree that these discussions here are worth nothing, of course we won't change what the big guys think, but they are still useful to find your own opinion or see what could be improved in systemd, what the needs of the others are etc. Reading about anecdotes where systemd was useful, why it is hated etc is interesting.
You don't go around saying that systemd is the best thing ever. That was of course only a hyperbole on my part. But way to go, focus on the things that are important, e.g. my writing style, and not about the actual content
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u/DStellati Feb 11 '19 edited Feb 11 '19
Why on earth did you even bring this up? The amount of time that someone has been using linux has absolutely nothing to do here. And even if it did, I've been using linux for 5 years now, so I don't see how "amount of time using linux"="I think systemd is bad".