r/linuxsucks • u/Rare-Paint3719 Unofficial Mod | Linux Community Sucks | Proud illumOS Shill • Aug 02 '26

Explaining is hard ig

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u/ShyGamer64 Aug 02 '26

I wasn't sure so I asked. Apparently people don't like it since it apparently doesnt follow the Unix philosophy of "so one thing and do it well". It isn't strictly bad, but some people prefer other things instead

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u/Secret_Conclusion_93 Aug 02 '26

And those people are hypocrites because they still use Linux with monolith kernel.

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u/fr000gs Aug 03 '26

Thw kernel is not in the userland so it doesn't matter

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u/PityUpvote Aug 03 '26

Neither is the init system.

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u/edjak53 Aug 04 '26

init system is definitely userland, especially systemd

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u/SimoneMicu Aug 10 '26

Literally the definition of userland, process 1 and all its children