Even when I dislike systemd approach, you act as a spammer and you annoy people. This is the reason you are banned, not the paranoidal crap with "systemd fanboys blah blah blah".
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 7:44 PM, <crgi...@hushmail.com> wrote: > That was a great article against systemd (note: you'll be banned if you > respond to this mail, like my other acct was): > (ewontfix.com/14/). Thanks for posting it. > > Note: do not respond to this email, you'll probably be banned. SystemD > fanbois are rooted deep in every linux distro. > They get their enemies banned. My other acct was banned for opposing their > bullsht. For 4 weeks (who cares). > > > > "The crowd pushing systemd, possibly including its author, is notcontent > to have systemd be one choice among many. By providing publicAPIs intended > to be used by other applications, systemd has set itselfup to be difficult > not to use once it achieves a certain adoptionthreshold." > > "None of the things systemd "does right" are at all revolutionary.They've > been done many times before. DJB'sdaemontools,runit, andSupervisor, among > others, have solved the"legacy init is broken" problem over and over again > (though each withsome of their own flaws). Their failure to displace legacy > sysvinit inmajor distributions had nothing to do with whether they solved > theproblem, and everything to do with marketing. Said differently,there's > nothing great and revolutionary about systemd. Its popularityis purely the > result of an aggressive, dictatorial marketing strategyincluding elements > such as:Engulfing other "essential" system components like udev and > makingthem difficult or impossible to use without systemd (but > seeeudev).Setting up for API lock-in (having the DBus interfaces provided > bysystemd become a necessary API that user-level programs depend > on).Dictating policy rather than being scoped such that the > user,administrator, or systems integrator (distribution) has to > provideglue. This eliminates bikesheds and therebyfast-tracks adoption at > the expense of flexibility and diversity." > > -- > To unsubscribe, send mail to 727708-unsubscr...@bugs.debian.org. >
