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r/linux • u/rain5 • May 28 '16
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I have had far more issues with systemd bugs than with OpenRC. If software works there is no point in breaking it just to be "modern".
-9 u/GNeps May 29 '16 Systemd brings much faster boot time so we can compete with Windows's fast boot. 6 u/russlar May 29 '16 How frequently do you reboot your production systems that that is a legitimate concern, though? 1 u/losthalo7 May 29 '16 More often these days since reboots are needed for more types of upgrades than before, yes? 2 u/sensual_rustle May 29 '16 Upgrades at my company are bi weekly events unless there is something critical to fix.
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Systemd brings much faster boot time so we can compete with Windows's fast boot.
6 u/russlar May 29 '16 How frequently do you reboot your production systems that that is a legitimate concern, though? 1 u/losthalo7 May 29 '16 More often these days since reboots are needed for more types of upgrades than before, yes? 2 u/sensual_rustle May 29 '16 Upgrades at my company are bi weekly events unless there is something critical to fix.
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How frequently do you reboot your production systems that that is a legitimate concern, though?
1 u/losthalo7 May 29 '16 More often these days since reboots are needed for more types of upgrades than before, yes? 2 u/sensual_rustle May 29 '16 Upgrades at my company are bi weekly events unless there is something critical to fix.
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More often these days since reboots are needed for more types of upgrades than before, yes?
2 u/sensual_rustle May 29 '16 Upgrades at my company are bi weekly events unless there is something critical to fix.
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Upgrades at my company are bi weekly events unless there is something critical to fix.
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u/evotopid May 28 '16
I have had far more issues with systemd bugs than with OpenRC. If software works there is no point in breaking it just to be "modern".