Systemd

>used by every major linux distribution
>holds up the boot and shutdown process for over 1 (one) minute.

is Linux even trying to be useful?

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If init immediately sends SIGKILL to all processes on shutdown, would that be better then?

According to systemd haters, yes. Better pretend everything is A-OK instead of fixing your services.

>using a shutdown command
>not just disconnecting the power

ngmi

In fact, you can actually just press Alt+SysRQ+I to do that. Feel free to shutdown that way if you like.

go back to sysvinit if its such a huge problem then

Why does windows get it right then?

Does it? Or are you just so used to hibernation that you don't realize what's going on?

Windows shutdown hangs on open applications refusing to close as well.

Just modify your system.conf to reduce the timer.

not my problem
i set the timeout to 1 second in registry

Windows doesn't actually shutdown when you select "shutdown".

>Snappy
I frequent get unlimited stop jobs when using LXD.
Guess that's just Canonical quality.

I was a hater until I found NixOS.
Nix package manager + Systemd.
The machine literally becomes your bitch, nothing can't be configured with this combo

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yes it does if you hold shift while clicking the shutdown button
also if u hold shift and click restart itll reboot into uefi which is quite convenient

Could ask the same thing about this post desu

Tis what I said, simply clicking shutdown without shift just puts it into a quasi hibernation state.

You can do the exact same thing with systemd retard.

>having to fiddle around with system configuration files to have a remotely usable system
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA year of the linux desktop my ass. It will never come with tranny programs like these

You could just hold down the power button, same result.

>implying any post on Any Forums is ever trying to be useful

>is Linux even trying to be useful?
Yes and it's doing the best it can, but snapd is throwing a monkeywrench in the works. You can fix this with apt purge snapd.

what init do embedded linux systems use?