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RE: Which linux distro you like the most! - Iceglade - 05-04-2015
(05-02-2015, 04:19 PM)tyler569 Wrote: https:/www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/2dgy45/if_systemd_is_so_controversial_why_has_it_been_so/
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RE: Which linux distro you like the most! - jxu - 05-06-2015
(05-03-2015, 11:36 PM)PabloDons Wrote:(05-03-2015, 10:26 PM)͝ ͟ ͜ Wrote: windows xp sp3
I know who you are now ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
nt who you think I am
RE: Which linux distro you like the most! - Tommyand - 05-06-2015
(05-02-2015, 04:19 PM)tyler569 Wrote:(05-01-2015, 06:09 AM)Tommyand Wrote: But, it appears that I need a new distribution. Both Debian and Ubuntu have switched to systemd. And, however much momentum Ubuntu may carry by already being installed, it looks like it might be time to say goodbye. I noticed people mentioned Arch earlier... I want to try Arch, and I want to try Gentoo. Next? Possibly that fork of Debian for those people that didn't want blasted systemd on their system. Though, I will tolerate it for now.
May I ask exactly what is your problem with systemd? It's only being adopted by everyone because it's better than sysvinit. (Not to presume you fall into this category) I've seen a lot of people who dismiss it because of internet hate but actually know nothing about systemd, which in urn turns more people away.
EDIT: Again, not to presume you're uneducated, but in case there are people in this thread who are, the following reddit thread is rather enlightening:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/2dgy45/if_systemd_is_so_controversial_why_has_it_been_so/
How interesting, I've actually seen that reddit post before. I also believe that nobody even uses sysvinit at all anymore, which is why things like Upstart are around. Anyway...
I don't hate systemd. I should've made that clear before. I disagree more in philosiphy, (and I am also not a fan of the decision to stop developing udev seperately...), in that I would prefer something like runit or daemontools. However, the fact that I am still running Ubuntu shows how strong of an opinion I have. (Not very)
However, this news has made me more interested than usual in finding something else.
As for Gentoo? It's only frustrating when you're compiling by hand. So far as I know. But there is time needed.
*shrugs*