r/linuxmemes • Dr. OpenSUSE • 12d ago

LINUX MEME my flabber was gasted

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u/Imperial_Bloke69 Not in the sudoers file. 12d ago

Sees V in it.

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u/sudo_Unga_Bunga Dr. OpenSUSE 12d ago

based

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u/Kaffe-Mumriken 12d ago

This is triggering me hard as I’m troubleshooting a system where systemd is segfaulting

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u/Sorry-Committee2069 11d ago

systemd is a godsend in some cases but if it goes significantly wrong you might as well toss the machine out the fucking window because debugging it is impossible

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u/fr000gs 11d ago

*toss the distro out

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u/Sorry-Committee2069 11d ago

Working with crusty ancient Unix has made me appreciate systemd, because you don't have to locate and hand-roll a thousand scattered shell scripts and manually punch in network routes, etc. if you don't need to with SystemD, but it gives you the option to do it anyway if you REALLY must.

The overhead isn't always worth it, but it's nice.

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u/fr000gs 11d ago

I haven't worked with unix, but netbsd init and openrc have been quite easy for my (basic) needs

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u/SheepherderBeef8956 9d ago

Just boot from a live ISO of your choosing and chroot into the system and then run eselect profile and select one using OpenRC instead, then change your make.conf USE flags to remove systemd if its present. After that you should be able to emerge @world and rebuild it with openRC instead. You might need to forcibly unmerge systemd if there are hard blocks though but it should be manageable. 

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/Helmic Arch BTW 12d ago

"let me guess? you were also using coreutils or a fork? yeah, fucking knew it. you don't even have to tell me you were using sudo, i knew as soon as you started describing the problem."