Why should I care about this?
Why should I care about this?
Oliver Martin
Kayden Morgan
>randomly using french words in the middle of your English sentences
Maximum cringe.
Angel Gutierrez
Eternal kraut strikes again
Brody Cook
Your English speak is half-assed French.
Gabriel Price
why can't germans behave like normal people?
William Ross
And hence we need to bring more french into it? I don't think so...
Lucas Moore
>reads bug
shitty scripts getting TOLD by systemd, again. why doesn't resolvconf see if the name server is available before setting up? Oh, that's because it's borderline useless. Resolvconf would fuck up also if systemd-resolvd unexpectantly died.
Carter Lewis
hence, it should just *become* French.
Benjamin Martin
No, it should not. You frog.
Zachary Wilson
Why does an init need a DNS resolver?
Nathaniel Miller
This motherfucker at it again..
Jaxon Thomas
>babby is too retarded to read the first paragraph about the software he uses
Babby ask your mommy to abort you, okay sweetie?
David Williams
It's okay, Lennart.
I know you don't know why too.
Kayden Ross
because it's modern, hype and fashionable to have a init system controlling your dns
what are you, a conservative?
Jayden Bailey
its not really the init tho. they are completely separate processes
Jaxon Stewart
it is though. lists.dns-oarc.net
>systemd-resolved now includes a caching DNS stub resolver and a complete LLMNR name resolution implementation. A new NSS module "nss-resolve" has been added which make be used of glibc's own "nss-dns" to resolve hostnames via systemd-resolved. Hostnames, addresses and arbitrary RRs may be resolved via systemd-resolved D-Bus APIs. In contrast to the glibc internal resolver systemd-resolved is aware of multi-homed system, and keeps DNS server and caches separate and per-interface. Queries are sent simultaneously on all interfaces that have DNS servers configured, in order to properly handle VPNs and local LANs which might resolve separate sets of domain names. systemd-resolved may acquire DNS server information from systemd-networkd automatically, which in turn might have discovered them via DHCP. A tool "systemd-resolve-host" has been added that may be used to query the DNS logic in resolved. systemd-resolved implements IDNA and automatically uses IDNA or UTF-8 encoding depending on whether classic DNS or LLMNR is used as transport. In the next releases we intend to add a DNSSEC and mDNS/DNS-SD implementation to systemd-resolved
>The goal is unification of basic Linux configurations and service behaviors across all distributions
freedesktop.org
Caleb Rodriguez
Post boipucci, Lennart
Tyler Williams
>taking over GRUB with systemd-boot
>taking over init with systemd+sysrc
>taking over display manager via systemd-login
>taking over runtime scripts with systemctl
>taking over dbus/socket privilege handling for inter app communication
>taking over full disk encryption mounting
>taking over network manager
>taking over power control ahcp
>taking over the TTY and gettys
It's just a "init" system guys what's the big deal. :^)
Blake Edwards
>his init system handles containers too
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Sebastian Mitchell
>taking over sound with pulse audio
BUHAHAHAAA
POETTERWARE LIKE POETRY!
Lucas Clark
That's why google/redhat loved his idea and embraced systemd. It has nothing to do with the quality of the code
Nicholas Anderson
Good riddance, all of that was pointlessly compicated and/or shit.
>b-but muh choice
I do love choosing between shit and even more shit.
Connor Sanchez
>all of that was pointlessly compicated and/or shit
t. pottering
Bentley Long
but user, speaking English means using french words in the middle of your sentences
Anthony Gray
If you can't hate, you're not welcome here.
Jordan Scott
He was born in Guatemala, not Germany.
It is pretty obvious to me that his upbringing in South America is causing him to behave like a monkey.
Parker Cox
*blocks your path*
Cooper Allen
It would be a good idea if systemD wasn't actually shitty and overcomplicated.
John Howard
Yes, I know this nation will die soon, but we already have to bear the guilt for the six billion Jews, pushing the blame for poetering on us is just cruel.
Jonathan Perry
At least pottering is not a right-wing. Imagine if this idiot who is the laughing stock of linux was a promoter of conservative ideas. At best he is just proving the world that multicultural shitheads aren't fit to program and lead important projects
Julian Roberts
He got through the German education system, they are pretty good at making students "left wing".
If his University was like it is now he was probably surrounded by literal communists most of his student Life.
Jacob Phillips
Lennart bitte
Evan Hughes
i hope they get acid thrown in their faces.
Joshua Wilson
No, they will be raped by refugees.
Luis Jackson
>Raped
>implying they don't want it
David Adams
Don't use systemd.
Tyler Reyes
>Feeling guilty over the one thing you fags almost did right.
Samuel Moore
Oy vey.
6 trillion died, stop joking it isn't funny.
Alexander Adams
>Germans allowed jews to live with them since 1200
>German monarchs allowed jews to control the nation's wealth
>later jews backstabbed germans and now germans are more liberal than swedish
who could have predicted
Brandon Morris
Because we need to repeat the same mistakes several times until we really learn.
Angel Ward
People are mad at systemd for having optional components. Having more choices is such a bad thing, right?
Evan Gonzalez
It is when the choices are shit.
Benjamin Russell
they're just booty blasted because they never had a choice anyhow and their distro maintainers consider systemd to be easier to work with.
Camden Peterson
Your implying that the other options are equally shit. Why not work on a better solution? You're free to do so.
Colton Gomez
I have better things to do than helping retarded Linux users, and my OS already has a better choice - namely rc.d.
Daniel Sanders
but isnt the init systemd process 1 different than these other *d things? wouldnt it all be in the same process if its the same thing?
Gavin Johnson
>htop
In this case yes because the PIDs are different.
But be careful, IIRC htop displays threads as extra entries by default.
Charles Robinson
makes it easier for brainlets when you dont need to learn shell scripting to make a new service. the unit files are so simple that anyone can write them while old service files look like in the pic.
Justin Torres
If you think Linux users are retarded why do even care?
Cameron Garcia
>All of this should be handled by PID 0
>One think crashes
>Whole fucking system goes down
Easton Collins
Just restart user ^^
github.com
Benjamin Brooks
>github.com
>Yes, changing the DNS settings on Linux/systemd is complicated.
Colton Lopez
*fucks your linux*
psshh nothing personal kid