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On Tue, 14 Feb 2017 20:19:54 +0900 |
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Jaewon Choi <1500084@×××××××××.kr> wrote: |
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> 8) Is there anything else you would like to tell me about systemd? |
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Side note, as its not clear from the nature of the question if this factor is |
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known: |
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Gentoo is one of the few distributions that supports *not* using systemd, |
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or using systemd, at the users discretion. |
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Reasonable amounts of effort is employed to make this possible, including |
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forking `udev` out of systemd as `eudev`, so that users can have a systemd-free |
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openrc implementation. |
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And I believe that the `eudev + openrc` approach is the default user experience |
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and users have to consciously opt to use systemd instead if they desire it. |
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Subsequently, you may find the Gentoo audience an atypical sample, in that |
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many of its users or devs may be naive about systemd, or atypically anti-systemd |
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And you may get weird sampling biases if the users who don't use systemd read |
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the questions as stated, because they may be disinclined to respond due to lack |
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of relevancy to them ( due to naivety ), or may be over-inclined to respond due |
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to strong opinions for, or against. |
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By all means, continue to ask questions, but do take extra cautions here in |
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result interpretation from Gentoo. |
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