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▶Systemd 240 Continues Picking Up New Features... Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 19:54:26 No.1004023>>1004042 >>1004073 >>1004276 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Tell me again, what was the main purpose of systemd?

▶Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 20:25:35 No.1004031>>1004338

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▶Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 21:21:47 No.1004041

Could you tell us what it picked up so I can judge for myself

▶Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 21:23:21 No.1004042>>1004057 >>1004278

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>>1004023 (OP)

According to some proponents, it was to unify the low-level GNU/Linux userland. The problem with this idea of course being that it kills variety and choice due to being so non-modular.

Also the code is shite. They have a very lax approach to bugs, and that means many vulnerabilities will come up.

Honestly, the actual init and service management is pretty smooth and comfy on systemd. It's a shame they couldn't have just stuck to that.

▶Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 22:39:45 No.1004057>>1004109

>>1004042

> comfy

Kek, systemd is the opposite of comfy. Slackware is comfy. OpenBSD is comfy. Potteringware is nigger-tier bloated bugware shit out of redhat cianigger orifice.

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 00:05:40 No.1004073

>>1004023 (OP)

>libaudit

WEW

>Why do you keep asking us to audit the code?

>Obviously since libaudit is part of the SystemD ecosystem, we have no need to audit the code as it's self auditing!

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 02:54:01 No.1004105

poetteringware is the windowsification of linux

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 02:56:29 No.1004109>>1004260

>>1004057

It feel like I have to walk on eggshells everytime i use one of those buggy monolithic pieces of software, one incorrect click or letter will bring the whole system down in a nonsensical and non-debuggable way. It truly is the opposite of comfy.

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 03:13:21 No.1004114

It's the system daemon, obviously.

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 14:41:27 No.1004260>>1004269

>>1004109

the bsd inits produce very usable error messages. also the error messages aren't stored in binary format, which they thought would be a great idea for systemd.

>It feel like I have to walk on eggshells everytime

you sound like someone who hasn't even made the effort to use a bsd in vm

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 15:42:06 No.1004269

>>1004260

miscommunication, i do use bsd because i feel like the whole house of cards could come down at any moment when i use "modern" shit like poetteringware or windows, openbsd is very comfy

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 16:20:01 No.1004275>>1004279 >>1004288

What are some non-pozzed OS /tech/, looks like I have to move again.

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 16:21:13 No.1004276

>>1004023 (OP)

To prepare GNU+Linux for a takeover:

"Your software will be assimilated, too. Your operating system as it has been has come to an end. From this point forward, you will service [the botnet]" ~~~ L. Poettering.

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 16:26:47 No.1004278>>1004334

>>1004042

How exactly did Poettering get into such an influential position?

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 16:29:02 No.1004279>>1004401

>>1004275

Gentoo (But it has a CoC), OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonFly BSD, FreeDOS and TempleOS

▶Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 17:09:47 No.1004288

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