shuLhan, 13 days ago

@itsfoss Love it, fast boot, inspectable services/timer, auto managed networks, and more. All of this provides a consistent workflow and less dependencies (less package installed in system).

My knowledge about how to manage system/services in one distro is shareable to other distro that use systemd.

itsfoss, 12 days ago

@shuLhan That's great to hear. 😄

peja, 13 days ago

@itsfoss

samueljohnson, 13 days ago

@itsfoss Works for me.

LuckyStoat, 13 days ago

@itsfoss
I'll put it this way... I'd sooner write a simple systemd service file than an init script any day of the week. I'm just not that big on bash scripting.

hopedestruction, 13 days ago

@itsfoss I recently stopped using it...

Currently using Void Linux and I am very happy.

I really have nothing against anyone using it but my reason is that I don't want GNU/Linux to become systemd/Linux.

whydoesnothingwork, 13 days ago

@itsfoss its there it works anything beyond a mild emotional response to it seems excessive

MylesRyden, 13 days ago

@itsfoss

Apparently I use it. My computer runs fine.

I guess I don't care either way.

TritTriton, 13 days ago

@MylesRyden @itsfoss Same for me: as long as it works fine, I don’t care about it at all.

RL_Dane, 13 days ago

@itsfoss

I'm a solid MEH.

It's NOT a terrible init system at all.

Having all of userspace under a single banner run by some arrogant microsnot employee?
Count me out.

Also, repeat after me: Millions of lines of unaudited code. Running the entire internet.
Yay.

But yeah, I use it. Again, not a bad init system, TBH, I just don't like the tacit aspirations of world-userspace-domination.