> Now that the war of words is over, a lot of very smart people are > surgically removing systemd, and it's being noticed. And they're all
.. niche distros snipped .. Android is by far the most popular linux-distro, around a Billion users, and it's systemd-free DEBIAN used to run Debian on Android - it's easy to switch to libc shell/apps via chroot or running /lib/ld.so after setting nv-vars unfortunately new hard-deps on systemd-related stuff present all sorts of problems when trying to run debian in these scenarios warnings bubbling into errors, assumptions that systemd will be there, installer-hooks failing. just significantly more facepalm these annoyances just went away when using distros that dont expect systemd stuff to exist in the first place, like voidlinux GENTOO on Gentoo, systemd is an option, have got a systemd variant built just for curiosity's sake, and sometimes i want to play with Wayland or Weston or other compositors on bleeding-edge intelvideo in tablets which expects systemd-logind to exist if Debian doesnt offer the choice, that sounds like a deficiency in the distro's ability to mold packages to the users needs on Gentoo essentally you add USE=systemd, rebuild the world with --newuse, and youre good to go either direction then you set INIT= to what you want in /etc/default/grub and rerun grub-mkconfig if your distro doesnt give you a choice, it sucks _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
