Systemd is full of bugs ,
no one have a good idea how it works
changed how linux by default works .
# aptitude why libpam-systemd
i kde-plasma-netbook Depends udisks2
i A udisks2 Depends libpam-systemd
bw123 wrote:
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# aptitude why libpam-systemd
i kde-plasma-netbook Depends udisks2
i A udisks2 Depends libpam-systemd
Segfault wrote:I do not run all those distros, but in Gentoo you can build the latest KDE/Plasma without systemd, so it definitely is not hard dependency. It is merely a build-time option.
bw123 wrote:ok, let's playSystemd is full of bugs ,
The whole distro is full of bugs, see:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgrepo ... t=unstableno one have a good idea how it works
85 million hits say NO ONE have a good idea how anything works in linux, see:
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About.com/How Does Linux Workchanged how linux by default works .
Since no one knows how it works by default, the added complexity shouldn't affect your mood this way.
But one question I have is, where would debian be today without systemd? What desktop environments would we have?
Would we all be using fluxbox or what?
p.s. I love fluxbox, but not on my little netbook
Danielsan wrote:Sadly recently it was disclosure a serious bug but the systemd team tried to hide it and this is not really nice:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page= ... ot-exploit
Danielsan wrote:I believe RMS doesn't care about systemd too much because the FSF is developing its own init system, I believe it is super cool but it still in development.
https://www.gnu.org/software/shepherd/
It provides a replacement for the service-managing capabilities of SysV-init (or any other init) with a both powerful and beautiful dependency-based system with a convenient interface.
Sebastian Krahmer 2017-01-18 10:50:15 UTC
Apparently upstream failed to analyze the impact of this bug and so it was silently fixed.
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