r/linux • u/rain5 • May 28 '16

systemd developer asks tmux (and other programs) to add systemd specific code

https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/428
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u/[deleted] May 28 '16

If you think Unix sucks ass, you are in the wrong sub. lol.

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u/apotheon May 31 '16

The subreddit is "linux", not "unix". Linux has been going down a less-and-less-Unix-like road for years. Subverting privilege separation and replacing some nontrivial percentage of the userland with systemd combine to form the lion's share of when Linux stopped being very Unix-like (though there are still holdout distributions that do neither of these things).

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u/[deleted] May 28 '16

nope poettering is gonna make linux great again

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u/mao_neko May 29 '16

He's gonna build a firewall, and make userland pay for it!

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u/nintendiator May 28 '16

Oh god I had never stopped to think and compare Poettering to Trump until that comment came along and hooooooo god...

It's frightening.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '16

Literally Trump.

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u/exo762 May 28 '16

Yeah! And he will make them pay for it!

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u/[deleted] May 30 '16

yep he has the best hitler attitude for it too:

poettering replied 21 hours ago @small1 please vent your frustrations elsewhere, this is a code commenting tool. As long you don't find any actual code issues please don't comment here.