I want Ubuntu but no systemd. How do I do this?
I want Ubuntu but no systemd. How do I do this?
William Martin
Jackson Taylor
you can't
closest you can get is Devuan.
Cameron Powell
U know a right answer
Julian Reyes
Suck it up and install gentoo
Ayden Nguyen
I don't like shit
Matthew Clark
Is Devuan worth it or should I just remove systemd from a normal Debian install?
Jordan Cook
> Is Devuan worth it or should I just remove systemd from a normal Debian install?
Can you even do that without fucking it up?
If you are not sure use devuan
Ryan Ramirez
then why are you installing ubuntu?
Jackson Martinez
Yeah, I'll just use this guide on it. It doesn't seem that difficult.
without-systemd.org
Joseph Roberts
You can't
All those deluded Linux shills who had been saying things "You have unlimited choices with Linux" were lying. The truth is that just like Windows, pretty much all relevant parts of Linux are controlled by a company, the paradise were open source hackers collaborate freely is a myth.
Here is a rant written by a Red Hat employee (company that controls pretty much all the fundamental components of your LInux desktop: systemd, pulseaudio, GNOME, GTK, among others)
redhat.com
William Hall
I'd go with Devuan if I were you.
By giving that repo priority you're pretty much not even using Debian anymore but some chimera so might as well go with Devuan, at least there's a community around it so you can look shit up when your stuff breaks (it will).
Liam Nguyen
What's wrong with systemd?
Henry Kelly
It's still open-source dum dum, and anybody can make a fork.
Also,
>reddit spacing
Please go back to Windows
Brody Scott
But does Devuan get all of the updates at the same time as Debian or no?
Kevin Gray
No idea, never tried it.
Evan Rivera
Don't you get tired of making the same inane comment?
We all know you can fork open source software you imbecile, but guess what?
Forking software =/= maintain a project that consists of millions of lines of code, which is maintained by a team of highly paid engineers and of which you have almost no documentation.
Fucking deluded Linux shills, man.
Jason White
AntiX is a better option
no, not ArtiX
AntiX
with an "n"
its a Debian based distro thats been around a long time
Logan Barnes
AntiX
AntiX
AntiX
AntiX
Hudson Cox
antix.mepis.org
>antiX is a fast, lightweight and easy to install systemd-free linux ...
Ian Williams
Just make a single post, jesus.
Grayson Roberts
sorry, it just legitimately bothers me more people dont know about antix. it also bothers me that theres a new distro called artix whose name looks almost identical
Dylan Reed
I think you may have autism. Please get that checked out
Jaxson Mitchell
14.04.5
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Carter Lopez
Ubuntu uses Gnome which uses systemd so basically no.
You don’t want Ubuntu, you want an easy install.
Carter Collins
I'm specifically not though
Luis Brooks
False statement. I want something that just let's me do work.
Logan Anderson
FUCK you
Chase Watson
>antix
Meme
Carter Bailey
Gentoo with openrc is still comfy
>tfw you need autism to be comfy
Jaxson Morgan
youre thinking of artix
Ryan Baker
Nope. Antix is a meme. Just get devuan.
Oh wait devuan is a meme too.
Just use gentoo or void
Samuel Bennett
Oh wait gentoo and void are memes too. Just use systemd
Jack Ross
It's still open-source dum dum, and anybody can make a company to mantain the fork
Lincoln Green
Trisquel
Jack Howard
antix is not a meme. you can tell by the fact that no one mentions it other than me
Cameron Myers
antix cant even boot into its own installer without editing its boot config
t. artix and antix user
Dylan Robinson
>thinks he knows what reddit spacing is
girlslaughing.tiff
Gavin Ramirez
Install gentoo, unironically.
Ubuntu is built on systemd. If you replace it you'll have to reconfigure everything yourself. Ubuntu will stop just werking, and if so, what's the value of it? It's simpler to just install gentoo.
Carson Peterson
I don't have time for Gentoo
Anthony Barnes
Then enjoy systemd.
Every normie distro is set up to work with systemd.
You need plenty of time to figure out how to make it work with a different init program.
Thomas Sanders
Systemd is comfy and convenient. Whatever reasons you have for not wanting systemd are likely incompatible with Ubuntu. Might as well go full linux from scratch.
Joshua Hughes
sudo apt remove systemd
Sebastian Diaz
OR I could just use something that doesn't use systemd but respects that the user has other shit to do
Julian Butler
install gentoo
Blake Sullivan
Use Devuan then.
You can't, without having to configure your alternative init to do the same thing systemd did.
Jace Barnes
Does Devuan have a minimal net install like Debian?
Justin Flores
...
Hudson Watson
What is systemd
Jaxson Sanders
>acuses someone of reddit spacing
>uses reddit spacing
>>>/reddit/
Evan Collins
Yes.
Elijah Mitchell
try antiX-16.3, it is mostly debian with systemD removed and a kernel upgrade
antixlinux.com
Caleb Ward
this
I use MX Linux. It's the same but less autistic
Parker Smith
antix is definitely for people who dont mind a little tinkering; that doesnt make it bad
Mason Lewis
antix is relatively ok for normies
try antix user
Blake Thomas
>mx linux
neat, another distro i might actually like. xfce is a nice DE
Jeremiah King
Where is it?
Levi Jenkins
stop posting lain
shes shit