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wtf I love seeing cystemd now

>>803100 (OP)

>no systemd-Xorgd

>no systemd-coreutilsd

>no systemd-kerneld

I am disappoint

>>803100 (OP)

Remember systemd uses google DNS as fallback by default:

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=761658

>>803110

Reading Marco's posts gave me cancer.

>This default is not used as long as a resolver has been configured by

the system administrator or provided by DHCP, and I see no value in

allocating development time to break cases which currently work by

removing support for a default.

Since the Google resolvers are a very reliable widely anycasted service

which third parties are encouraged to use they actually look like a sane

fail-safe default, hence I am closing this bug.

When is systemd going to be it's own os? I'm tired of all these freetards ruining it for everyone.

systemd is bad because it's Ctard crap. Everything related to Unix and Linux is garbage.

>>803123

tbh, systemd would be fine if it was rewritten in rust.

On the other hand, there is no saving Linux. That shit is broken no matter what.

>>803100 (OP)

>uses google DNS fallback

Enjoy your dns remote excution vulnerability.

h ttps://searx.me:3000/?mortyurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.infosecurity-magazine.com%2Fnews%2Flinux-systemd-vulnerability-dns%2F&mortyhash=7441a075568780d02e919db4e6d7ff6e23b78b353f97de5e131a4e12354ffb54

>>803124

Yes. It's called "the HURD."

If only it could run Linux modules...

>>803124

>tbh, systemd would be fine if it was rewritten in rust.

Typical line that rustaceans says.

You say that all the time for any software even those who don't gain about having memory security.

systemd isn't fine it will never be fine because it's a design problem not a language one.

>>803129

haha, holy shit!

>people are still just acting like babies towards systemd

Its like people still don't understand how RH encourages actual development of Linux.

>>803106

>no systemd-Xorg

Anon, they already have wayland ;)

>>803307

https://www.outreachy.org/

>>803307

outreachy.org

>>803100 (OP)

guys i have an idea. let's subvert systemd by introducing bugs that result in catastrophic failures; think of it as accelerationism for software. we get systemd to fuck up so badly, and with enough blog posts we can convince a major distro or two to fall back to sysvinit, maybe even openrc.

>>803321

>let's subvert systemd

systemd is not openssl

>>803321

Could Shepherd be a possibility?

>>803124

>tbh, systemd would be fine if it was rewritten in rust.

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/29723

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aopen%20is%3Aissue%20label%3AI-unsound%20sort%3Acreated-asc%20label%3AA-borrow-checker%20

oh yeah totally safe

>>803321

>systemd is too good

>lets try to sabotage it

Fuck off NSA

>>803321

Nah, it won't happen. FOSS doesn't mean they will accept arbitrary shit you'll be sending.

And btw the net effect of systemd is positive, it fixes a bunch of problems which little people had acknowledged before. And it's harder to fuck up system configuration with it (on a server I mean), so it must also give good net effect on web safety, etc.

>>803336

True

>>803336

proof?

>>803339

>proof?

Redhat

>>803335

>systemd is positive, it fixes a bunch of problems

how? pajeet please!

Anyone that doesn't like systemd is incompetent

>>803344

dub dubs confirm systemd haters are retards

>>803336

I don't mind networkmanager, but otherwise yeah I agree.

systemDICK will perhaps fuck the autists ass hard enough to make it usable everyday

>>803342

if you never tried to admin a linux system for production, I can't explain it to you.

>>803330

I'm not falling for your D&C anti-rust propaganda!

>>803336

pulseaudio is ok.

>>803371

>facts

>propaganda

lol

>>803335

it fixes little shit that script kiddies have difficulty figuring out

>>803335

The whole idea behind FOSS is that I shouldn't be prevented from using my computer however I want. Systemd is trying to take the end user out of the equation as much as possible. This is antithetical to the very core of what Linux and any open source project is supposed to be about.

Are there any Forks of Ubuntu without systemd?

>>804107

Where were you when they were rolling out GRUB2? For which you need fucking grub-customizer to configure? The rot is deeper than systemd is what I'm saying.

>>804107

Just use BSD instead