anti systemd people are hilarious. you want to go back to shell scripts? LOL
Anti systemd people are hilarious. you want to go back to shell scripts? LOL
Elijah Lee
Evan Gonzalez
SystemD is just an MS / IBM plot to ruin Linux, and it's working well.
Jayden Hall
it literally works better than the thing before it
Julian Davis
No it doesn't. It's far worse. It doesn't even work as well as SMF which was around for ages before it, or Apple's init system which isn't even bloated yet has all the same functionality.
It's cool, everybody knows the Pajeets at IBM and Microsoft have set out to utterly destroy Linux. And good riddance.
Elijah Bell
>pretending there is nothing wrong with that image
what you're getting with systemd is simply a shitty deal.
you're getting barely anything to make your life easier in exchange for a huge load of added complexity with millions of LOC.
still not gonna use it lennart
Benjamin Adams
>Applel shill reveals itself
hol up, do you still get paid if you do this?
Joshua Morris
Welcome to systemd general, where we talk about systemd and all of its great features, ask questions and help eachother out with its usage
systemd components:
>systemd-boot; boot manager that deprecates GRUB
>systemd-homed; user accounts manager
>systemd-logind; login manager
>systemd-networkd; network manager that deprecates NetworkManager
>systemd-nspawn; namespace container
>systemd-resolved; network name resolution that deprecates openresolv and resolvconf
>systemd-sysusers; manages system users services accounts
>systemd-timesync; network time sync daemon
>systemd-ui; official user interface for systemd management
>systemd-journal; journaling daemon
>systemd-timers; scheduler that deprecates cron
Resources:
>systemd.io
>0pointer.de
>freedesktop.org
>en.wikipedia.org
>wiki.gentoo.org
>en.wikipedia.org
Distros with systemd:
>Debian & derivatives (Ubuntu, Mint, etc...)
>Fedora
>OpenSUSE
>Arch Linux & derivatives (Manjaro, Endeavour)
>Gentoo with systemd
Distros to avoid:
>Artix
>ChromeOS
>Devuan
>Gentoo with openRC
>MT
>Void
systemd maintenance guide:
>Step 1: nothing
systemd is a mature piece of software and is very stable
it requires essentially no maintenance and is extremely reliable and fast
systemd is considered by many industry experts as one of the best software suite in the GNU/Linux world
Unlike alternative init systems developed by amateurs with little to no real world experience, systemd has been developed by a decades-long expert in the GNU/Linux world (Lennart Poettering) and is backed by multi-billion dollars corporations, such as Red Hat, SUSE and others.
Feel free to ask any questions related to systemd, its usage or any issues you are encountering and we'll do our best to help you out
For non-systemd related help visit or
Joseph Lee
GNU Shepherd.
Christian Harris
>it requires essentially no maintenance and is extremely reliable and fast
MEDS NOW
Bentley Martinez
Oh look what I found.
It claims to be a 'a UNIX init scheme with service supervision'
Huh, how curious.
Alexander Allen
>Feel free to ask any questions related to systemd,
I’m always seeing people (bots) say systemd is shit because it has backdoors and is pozzed. When I send them the URL to the open source github and tell them to show me where they never respond. Why is that?
Kevin Moore
>plot to ruin Linux
>set out to utterly destroy Linux
>by making it better in every way
systemd is inspired by SMF and launched and copies most of the ideas from them
Robert Morris
OOPS
Thomas King
only about 5%-10% of that is the init and service manager, the rest is other tools and services
btw runit is broken crap and needs tons of other tools to actually work
Christopher Hughes
Some people just refuse to take their meds.
Nolan Adams
>MEDS NOW
I DID take my meds. You're the one who hasn't.
Jaxson Johnson
works on my machine
Jack Young
>you want to go back to shell scripts?
Unironically will be better
Owen Hughes
i love resolved so much. i could just add a domain name suffix and dns server to networkmanager for my wireguard config and split dns just works magically
Noah Foster
yes, with tons of other tools
satirical post
Colton Morris
So are there actually backdoors or no? Asking for a friend
Justin Adams
I wish initware wasn abandonware
Aiden Miller
I don't know user. Not having to figure out service sandboxing, startup ordering, automounts, single instance cron jobs, multi interface DNS routing, automatically assigning certain permissions to local user sessions, etc. seems like a pretty good deal.
Joseph Reed
Not known ones, no.
Ian Campbell
I know of one.
Kevin Garcia
Hey
So basically I'm just not gonna use the systemd.
I know..... UGH I know...
I'm sorry!!!!!!!
It's just that I'm not gonna use it is all HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Joshua Hill
post the proof or gtfo, schizo
Ian Morales
Link to file and line number, please.
Blake Fisher
>I'm sorry!!!!!!!
you don't have to apologize, it's perfectly alright.