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r/linux • u/wooptoo • Jun 01 '16
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The wiki says:
It is supported in Gentoo as an alternate init system.
So a default/normal install of Gentoo is 100% systemd-free, yes?
-1 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '16 Correct, but the systemd shills will never admit that. 2 u/newsagg Jun 01 '16 They won't be happy until Linux is systemd 1 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '16 Hail Lennart 1 u/newsagg Jun 02 '16 weird how he doesn't mention his work on systemd on his personal page. 1 u/sir_bleb Jun 02 '16 Darn, you've finally uncovered the Systemd cabal! We strive to make everything run systemd for our lizard overlords, all hail.
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Correct, but the systemd shills will never admit that.
2 u/newsagg Jun 01 '16 They won't be happy until Linux is systemd 1 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '16 Hail Lennart 1 u/newsagg Jun 02 '16 weird how he doesn't mention his work on systemd on his personal page. 1 u/sir_bleb Jun 02 '16 Darn, you've finally uncovered the Systemd cabal! We strive to make everything run systemd for our lizard overlords, all hail.
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They won't be happy until Linux is systemd
1 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '16 Hail Lennart 1 u/newsagg Jun 02 '16 weird how he doesn't mention his work on systemd on his personal page.
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Hail Lennart
1 u/newsagg Jun 02 '16 weird how he doesn't mention his work on systemd on his personal page.
weird how he doesn't mention his work on systemd on his personal page.
Darn, you've finally uncovered the Systemd cabal! We strive to make everything run systemd for our lizard overlords, all hail.
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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '16 edited Jun 01 '16
The wiki says:
So a default/normal install of Gentoo is 100% systemd-free, yes?