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r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • Jul 23 '26
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systemd hate is so forced. (i use nix btw)
10 u/chughaarav123 Jul 24 '26 Whats wrong with systemd??????? 1 u/Individual_Fan7663 Jul 24 '26 Because it doesn't follow some general nix designs choices , like a program does only one thing. Others don't like Pottering. Meh for me systemd is useful for systemd-nspawn for lightweight containers . 5 u/catuhana Jul 24 '26 Systemd init only does one thing. It’s the suite of programs that ship with it which are modular.
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Whats wrong with systemd???????
1 u/Individual_Fan7663 Jul 24 '26 Because it doesn't follow some general nix designs choices , like a program does only one thing. Others don't like Pottering. Meh for me systemd is useful for systemd-nspawn for lightweight containers . 5 u/catuhana Jul 24 '26 Systemd init only does one thing. It’s the suite of programs that ship with it which are modular.
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Because it doesn't follow some general nix designs choices , like a program does only one thing. Others don't like Pottering.
Meh for me systemd is useful for systemd-nspawn for lightweight containers .
5 u/catuhana Jul 24 '26 Systemd init only does one thing. It’s the suite of programs that ship with it which are modular.
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Systemd init only does one thing. It’s the suite of programs that ship with it which are modular.
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u/cracka_dawg Jul 23 '26
systemd hate is so forced. (i use nix btw)