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On 11/21/14 07:31, Marc Stürmer wrote: |
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> Am 21.11.2014 um 08:17 schrieb Paige Thompson: |
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>> I just read an article that says systemd is taking over linux and linux |
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>> is not linux anymore: |
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>> http://blog.lusis.org/blog/2014/11/20/systemd-redux/ |
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>> I kinda have to agree which is partially why I'm not using it. Will |
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>> Gentoo have any plans of forcing its users to move to systemd or will I |
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>> always (such as its always roughly been) have the option of using init |
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>> and openrc as it is now? I personally have no reasons currently to |
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> You've been on this list for surely long enough to know, that systemd |
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> will always be optional for Gentoo users with Openrc not going away |
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> too soon as the default. |
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Being on the list hasn't done me any favors in terms of knowing |
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architectural plans are to be made. I personally want to believe systemd |
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will always be optional but I wouldn't rely on that since it's not my |
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call but I understand that it would have to be fairly mutual amongst |
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other maintainers. I was hoping this e-mail would find some of those |
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people. |
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I remember a time when devfs support was dropped from Gentoo in favor of |
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udev. I don't remember why but it seems udev is on everything now.. |
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sound familiar? It wasn't that big of a switch for me.. I think there |
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might have been maybe one or two packages that it affected that I cared |
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about. On the other hand, today I am a bit more saavy than back then and |
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I don't really feel like systemd offers anything that I want and it |
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seems to be followed by a lot of security problems that I don't need. |
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I don't want to perpetuate ignorance, so correct me if I'm wrong. It |
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seems like for me specifically to switch to systemd would mean to take |
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on a lot more complexity than I need if I'm already happy with what I've |
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got? Asides from where systemd is useful outside of cgroups for |
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virtualization I fail to understand how process accounting is useful in |
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any other context except for "multi-user" environments--public shell |
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servers? I guess I'll have to do some more reading to understand. |
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It's just nice to know what I have to look forward to in advance. I have |
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a friend who seems certain that systemd is inevitable despite being |
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satisfied with openrc. Not trying to troll or force ignorant/zealous |
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issues. |
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Thanks |
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-Paige |