in this time trisquel not use systemd
But it will used in future versions
in Unix system design, it is a generally understood principle that a big task
not be handled by a big program, but rather a collection of small programs,
each tackling one specific, well-defined component of the larger task. You
often hear the phrase “do one thing, and do it well” as a guiding
principle
for writing a Unix program. One major reason for this is that a small program
has fewer places for bugs to hide than a big program does.
and another Unix system design principle is, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix
it. For production systems you really want to leave well enough alone; and
the sysvinit that comes with Linux is simple enough, well-understood enough,
and stress-tested enough that you really don’t want to mess with it to get
actual work done.
yes systemd is Broken by design
it is so terribly bloated
whi all this crap,
I want to keep my system as simple as possible
it is like a religious mission trying to force it upon everybody.
and systemd require rebooting unless the component being upgraded is the
kernel
This leads to
gnu Linux" becoming the laughing stock of Windows fans
