Chris Siebenmann
rone
@thatcks is that the thing they added to solaris 10?
Unpopular opinion: systemd is a worthwhile and significant gain over SysV init. It fixes dark corners and improves life for sysadmins.
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@rone It's a new (and unpopular to many) Linux thing. The Solaris 10 thing was/is SMF and it stinks utterly (eg it uses lots of XML). -
@thatcks is it related to upstart? lotta hate for that. i'm still stuck in the past. and, yes, the XML stink overwhelmed the good in SMF. -
@rone It's an upstart competitor; Ubuntu has upstart, Fedora has systemd. I don't like upstart, it gets stuff wrong that systemd gets right. -
@thatcks hmm, but can i use it without Fedora? because fuck that. - View other replies
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@rone Wikipedia says also OpenSuse, Arch Linux, Mandriva, and some others. Presumably it will be in RHEL/CentOS/etc at some point. -
@thatcks we're a Pubuntu shop. Red Hat can die in a fire. RPM is a crime against humanity. - View other replies
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@rone We'll have to agree to disagree on that, since I have my issues with the Debian package format and prefer RPM's solutions. - Show more
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@thatcks That _is_ unpopular, HERETIC.
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