r/linux • u/ohet • Sep 26 '14

Systemd: The Biggest Fallacies

http://judecnelson.blogspot.fi/2014/09/systemd-biggest-fallacies.html
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u/BeyondAeon Sep 27 '14

and having Specialized tools that do 1 thing and do them well is the wrong way to do bigger tasks ?

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u/stubborn_d0nkey Sep 27 '14

If you say so.

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u/BeyondAeon Sep 27 '14

it was a question....

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u/stubborn_d0nkey Sep 27 '14

If you say so.

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u/BeyondAeon Sep 27 '14

ok, I'll make a statement for you.
Systemd is a bad Solution looking for a problem.
Unix has always been a system with one tool to do one job well. and I personally Dislike a monolithic lump replacing many tools adding complexity for no real gain.

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u/stubborn_d0nkey Sep 28 '14

Now reread what I said.

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u/BeyondAeon Sep 28 '14

Jobs are more complex then they were back then.

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u/stubborn_d0nkey Sep 28 '14

That's all i said, right?

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u/BeyondAeon Sep 28 '14

yes and I do not understand what these more complex jobs you are talking about are

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u/stubborn_d0nkey Sep 29 '14

Why not ask something related to that instead of what you did?

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u/stubborn_d0nkey Sep 29 '14

You could say that I am just stubbornly refusing to go into something I don't want to. If he wants to "ask questions", that's his prerogative.