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Best init service
Xavier Bennett
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James Cruz
systemd
Samuel Thompson
WALL
Josiah King
Why would userland applications have dependencies and ties to particular init systems? This seems like a bad idea, no matter how you slice it. I'm mainly talking about DEs that don't even work without systemd.
Evan James
systemd tbqh
Robert Long
...
Camden Torres
Why don't you ask the developers of these DEs?
Leo Morales
Sysvinit is the proper way to do init
David Green
sinit/openrc/sysvinit
Isaiah Young
We should make our own pid 1 and call it systemg
Joshua Cooper
s6-linux-init
skarnet.org
Jayden Johnson
omg dude do you even know what you're talking about? systemd is literally nsa-tier you stupid normie...
might as well use windows. literally the only other reason to use linux is desktop customization ^_^ (and that's probably too hard for you xD)
I love my desktop computer and the customizations I make. I use the openbsd linux distribution.
Alexander Rivera
Found the 13 y.o.
Josiah Mitchell
kys
Ethan Young
they depend on the logind dbus interface for some security related stuff related to input devices on wayland
github.com
Easton Peterson
systemd is comfy, i don't care what you guys say
>nsa tier
it's fucking free software
Daniel Gomez
>free software
Free as in speech?
Free as in free beer?
Free as in freedom to use as you please?
Sup Forums loves to play games with words on Sup Forums
Connor Jenkins
runit
Christian Martin
Windows 10 is also free as in gratis.
Now what.
Easton Powell
how about free as in "free bear"
Thomas Powell
It's obvious I meant "free" as in "free speech", yet you cling on your anglocuck language's ambiguity to dishonestly distort the truth.
The source code is public. It is licensed under the GNU LGPL 2.1+. What else do you want?
Since it is free-as-in-free-speech software, if you don't like it, you are free do modify it. So stop complaining and do it. And if you're not capable of modifying it, use what those who can deliver to you.
Jacob Edwards
Running void right now. IT'S SO COMFY
Alexander Edwards
Someone to audit it, which literally no one ever has because Poetterings obfuscates the code so much.
Brody Cox
Pötering's D
Elijah Martinez
I'm just wild about systemd. Give it a try.
Easton Price
How often do you actually read code? Sure, systemd's is not the cleanest, but take a look at Dolphin emulator's repo. I guarantee you will cry.
Jaxson Sullivan
openRC
Nathaniel Parker
hi lennart! don't forget to tag your 0days as not-a-bug, right?
James Watson
>>I use the openbsd linux distribution
I now it is bait, but
Lincoln Ortiz
Definitely the most out of all the rolling release
Asher Clark
> google is compiled into your operating system.
> The "Switching to fallback DNS server 8.8.8.8." message indicates that you have no DNS servers configured at all, in which case resolved will use compiled-in fallback servers because it tries hard to just work also if you have a locally misconfigured system
github.com
lmao stay cucked systemd fags.
Get a real distro.
t. void linux/devuan user
Juan Sanders
I want it to not default to googles dns servers for starters.
Jeremiah Anderson
OpenRC
Alexander Evans
OpenRC is great, BSD init is also great
Brayden Bell
void confirmed comfy
who here xmonad?
Asher Miller
see
Kayden Barnes
bump the void
Joshua Turner
The line is commented by default. And guess what? It's a configuration file, you can easily change it even on an already installed system. I did.
Lucas Morris
/thread
Easton Walker
Void is the heat. Just started using it this year with very few issues.
Luis Jenkins
bretty good when you still want to bite
Julian Evans
Software can be shitty and still free
Andrew Evans
Void and runit work well together. Replacing all Debian instances with Void. The World has become better.
Jack Foster
fpbp
Ian Brown
yea sure maybe sometime, after netrunner is usable
John Baker
but not free as in lock
Angel Adams
>We have to deal with two cases: either systemd itself has to create a certain user/group or some package provides a sysuser.d/foo.conf file that depends on the systemd sysuser hook.
>We can either put for all these packages "systemd" to their runtime depenency or be honest and put systemd into "base" group and expect it to be installed on every Arch system.
I'm for the 2nd choice to put it into base group because we officially don't support any other init system and truely depend more and more on systemd functions. I guess it would still allow
to have users use a different init system of their choice as long as it is allowed to be installed along systemd.
Samuel Reyes
unironically this
Ayden Carter
>comparing a critical part of the system with an emulator
Anthony Martinez
>Tried Void
>Enjoyed it, alot
>Afraid to install it because systemd is becoming the standard and I rely on things like PulseAudio
Jackson Brooks
nah, hes just canadian.
Henry Reyes
wrote a poem for you guys.
> systemd
> hard depends on glibc
> systemd
> networkd gives root to me
> systemd
> prepend a zero for a master key
> systemd
> udev is us now; break system-"vee"
> systemd
> fuck embedded, it's not two thousand three!
> systemd
> container management at low PIDs
> systemd
> we will bring uniformity
> systemd
> systemd.
Andrew Howard
sysv I guess until something better comes along.
Sebastian Wright
I've audited systemd code.
CTRL+F "NSA backdoor". 0 results found.
CTRL+F "CIA niggers". 0 results found.
CTRL+F "botnet". 0 results found.
It's allright, guys. systemd is legit.
Dylan Ramirez
void is literally the most underrated linux distro out there. just make a panel widget that starts alsamixer in terminal and you're set.