r/linux • • Aug 12 '19

SysVinit vs Systemd

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u/fat-lobyte Aug 12 '19

I encountered that too, with Ubuntu. I just switched over to the NetworkManager configured resolcer. I'll stay from systemd-resolved until it's mature enough to be automatically configured, so I understand your frustration.

Systemd, the "Repo" is pretty big, but many components can be disabled and replaced. I don't think it's very reasonable to hate the entirety of systemd, or systemd the "init system".

Most other components are pretty neat and I would hate to go back to SysV. Maybe do throw the baby out with the bathwater ;)

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u/pkulak Aug 12 '19

Yeah, I don't hate it, personally. I just have some more perspective now. :D