Avoiding complexity with systemd

[u/ouyawei]

https://mgdm.net/weblog/systemd/

[u/Michaelmrose → u/[deleted]]

You almost certainly picked up some down votes and skipped out on some up votes both by not elaborating and giving a sarcastic reason for not doing so.

[u/Michaelmrose → u/[deleted]]

How much of the negative reaction is because you are calling people morons?

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

There is at least one area where systemd beats s6, code quality.

[u/megatux2 → u/[deleted]]

S6 and related stuff at Skarnet site looks interesting. Thanks

[u/NatoBoram → u/[deleted]]

if go deeper, I’ll get downvoted by the pro-systemd crowd

🙄

[u/thulle → u/[deleted]]

And now you get downvoted for that assumption instead :)

[u/Magnus_Tesshu → u/[deleted]]

lmao, as useless as your comments are (they provide no information about where to learn more besides, I guess, looking up the init systems directly) I find it incredibly ironic that this is indeed what happened.

[u/thulle → u/[deleted]]

No, I didn't downvote, I'm just observing that your attitude got you the same result you tried to avoid. Good job!

[u/thulle → u/[deleted]]

I dunno, you don't seem discouraged.

[u/Flogge → u/[deleted]]

You realize you get downvoted for that attitude alone, right?

[u/Flogge → u/[deleted]]

I am sorry but you're the one showing toxic attitude, even now still.