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Really good analysis of #systemd and #debian: https://lists.debian.org/debian-ctte/2014/02/msg00461.html
Monday, 17-Feb-14 20:10:21 UTC von web- inscius, ghostdancer, jbfavre und luke gefällt das.
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@drak very interesting. It doesn't feel comfortable :/
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♺ @drak: Really good analysis of #systemd and #debian: https://lists.debian.org/debian-ctte/2014/02/msg00461.html
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@ghostdancer One thing I do not understand. Do they have to change? But I know really nothing :)
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@inscius from what i've read it's considered that init was a little bit rusty and something more modern was needed.
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@ghostdancer init is a bit duffery, innit? :-)
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sysVinit has some problems - like not knowing whether a service actually started and complex init-scripts. #systemd “solves” this by killing scripts alltogether and moving all the complexity in one huge, strongly coupled code (with multiple binaries ← systemd devs will say this)
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@ghostdancer @inscius @drak @mcnalu my main concern are the strong coupling of #systemd and the loss of scripting: The strong coupling will be a maintenance nightmare and without scripting you cannot implement complex service-relationships which they do not provide for you.
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@ghostdancer @inscius @mcnalu on the claims of “conspiracy theory”: The gains for RedHat are obvious, and only a fool trusts a company.
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as background (from experience): http://draketo.de/english/comments/light/never-trust-a-company ← RedHat is not evil but rational /cc @ghostdancer @inscius @mcnalu
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@ghostdancer @inscius @mcnalu And for a stratigic view on #systemd in #debian: http://draketo.de/light/english/top-5-systemd-troubles
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Thanks for posting. I do not pretend to understand all, but is systemd halfway to a sort of mini-ecosystem?
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It rather looks like it incorporates anything it touches (instead of interacting with clean, stable APIs)
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@drak will distros in practice become more similar?
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I don’t know - I cannot predict the future. Maybe distros will change - or start more init systems. !Gentoo uses OpenRC, for ex