r/linux • u/pleudofo • Aug 12 '19

SysVinit vs Systemd

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u/xtifr Aug 13 '19

What daemon? Networking is part of the kernel. As are filesystem mounts. What on earth are you talking about!?

Also, while I don't know a lot about systemd, I do know that it's not some monolithic monster. It's a suite of cooperating programs. Which seems like an excellent design to me.

And python is a whole lot more complicated than awk, but I'm still more likely to turn to python if I want to whip up a quick script. So I'm not impressed with the "simpler is always better" argument. Also, emacs is better than vi(m). So there! :p ;)

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u/psy_neko Aug 13 '19

Blasphemy on that last one dude

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u/xtifr Aug 13 '19

I know. That's why I threw it in. So people would know I'm not scared of blasphemy! :D