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(Created page with "Init system commonly used in the operating system GNU/Linux. An init system is started by the kernel at boot and is basically a manager for all your managers. It initializes the system, starts services, etc. Systemd = The hate = This fuckass init system is SO bloated first of all. And second, it doesn't even do just an init system??????? I understand why people might want something to do them all but getting an init system, logging software, etc....") |
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And second, it doesn't even do just an init system??????? I understand why people might want something to do them all but getting an init system, logging software, etc. for everything that bro does is equivalent of like 10% of its size. |
And second, it doesn't even do just an init system??????? I understand why people might want something to do them all but getting an init system, logging software, etc. for everything that bro does is equivalent of like 10% of its size. |
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It doesn't follow the philosophy of Unix: "Do one thing and |
It doesn't follow the philosophy of Unix: "Do one thing and do it well" |
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[[File:gemini-roasting-systemd.png|Gemini roasting Systemd]] |
[[File:gemini-roasting-systemd.png|Gemini roasting Systemd]] |
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Revision as of 21:48, 1 May 2026
Init system commonly used in the operating system GNU/Linux.
An init system is started by the kernel at boot and is basically a manager for all your managers. It initializes the system, starts services, etc.
The hate
This fuckass init system is SO bloated first of all.
And second, it doesn't even do just an init system??????? I understand why people might want something to do them all but getting an init system, logging software, etc. for everything that bro does is equivalent of like 10% of its size.
It doesn't follow the philosophy of Unix: "Do one thing and do it well"
