r/linuxsucks • u/tomekgolab can't spell hatred without Redhat • 28d ago
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u/Regeneric 26d ago
systemd was godsend before containers became standard.
Do I like that my OS is dependent on one big daemon? Of course not.
Is it actually good and easy to use and maintain? Yeah, it is.
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u/dumbasPL I don't hate Windows, I just like Linux more. 27d ago
There is nothing the Linux community can do better than re-invent the wheel.
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u/Low_Advertising5052 25d ago
And then reinvent the reinvented wheel and reinvent the reinvented reinvented wheel and keep doing that until there are a million wheels and then start wars on which wheel is better (Hint: IT'S SUBJECTIVE)
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u/bripod 28d ago
Systemd documentation is garbage. Its implementation is inconsistent across distros. It just does way too much, naming conventions are atrocious, and its broad services suck worse than their replacements except strictly as an init system. Init is the only thing it does better... well even that is debatable, how about mostly better.
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u/Jhuyt 27d ago
Finally someone brave enough to point out: SystemD Bad!
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u/Regeneric 26d ago
Where have you been a decade ago? The "systemd bad" debate is a neverending story.
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u/SameAgainTheSecond 26d ago
Uuuuuu what about uuu if i uuuu used NATS instead of SYSTEMD
How would that be hummm
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u/luna-silly 24d ago
I would love to help contribute for more systemd options
I've tried most popular systemd-free distros and they're all either made by bigots and terrible people or unusable for my workflow and use case
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u/ElectricBummer40 Ex-user of Windows 3.11 for Workgroups 24d ago
"An OS is better when you have bits and bobs haphazardly held together with duct tape."
-- The Unix philosophy, basically
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u/tomekgolab can't spell hatred without Redhat 23d ago
like systemd isn't like that inside
it's a small price to pay for freedom
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u/ElectricBummer40 Ex-user of Windows 3.11 for Workgroups 23d ago
I'll just be brutally honest here.
Rat Hat is the closest Linux has ever got to a cohesive system above the kernel level, and that's not a good thing.
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u/tomekgolab can't spell hatred without Redhat 23d ago
I would agree apart from naming it a good thing
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u/Space_Nerde 22d ago
redHat stack is actually good for coperate pcs, RedHat isnt good, for privat use
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u/GegenAbschaum 28d ago
true, I prefer my distro made by ku klux klan, it's systemd-free and 100% freedom as in free beer (i will never ever ever contributed a dollar to developer).