I'd like to thank systemd for pushing me into the arms of freebsd and ZFS
Sure at the time I was all WTF is this why are they destroying Linux? Why ruin something that works? Like a gang of rabid deletionists on wikipedia they just can't tolerate not destroying stuff that works...
But the grass really is greener on the other side in *BSD-land. It really is better engineered and better designed and "just works" more often.
I think the *BSD foundations and corporations should donate money toward systemd development, best recruitment tool EVER. What *BSD needs now is Linux needs another couple competing audio systems and maybe integrate GRUB into systemd (if its not already). I know make it impossible to run emacs on a systemd machine. Hell make it impossible to run anything but NANO as editor. And make systemd incompatible with gcc too. The future of *BSD is going to be awesome thanks to the systemd developers!
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday February 07 2017, @01:38PM
by Anonymous Coward
on Tuesday February 07 2017, @01:38PM (#464030)
Why the hell do packages require systemd?!?¿ seriously wtf
I think the *BSD foundations and corporations should donate money toward systemd development
I nominated Lennart Poettering for a lifetime contributors award at one of the BSD contributions a couple of years back (sadly, he didn't get the award). Both PulseAudio and SystemD have caused spikes in FreeBSD adoption, and both have led to some very competent developers deciding to start contributing to FreeBSD. I'm looking forward to his next project. My guess is that it's going to be a shell with natural language processing integrated (and no POSIX sh compatibility) that he will persuade distributions to install as /bin/sh.
(Score: 3, Funny) by VLM on Monday February 06 2017, @04:45PM
I'd like to thank systemd for pushing me into the arms of freebsd and ZFS
Sure at the time I was all WTF is this why are they destroying Linux? Why ruin something that works? Like a gang of rabid deletionists on wikipedia they just can't tolerate not destroying stuff that works...
But the grass really is greener on the other side in *BSD-land. It really is better engineered and better designed and "just works" more often.
I think the *BSD foundations and corporations should donate money toward systemd development, best recruitment tool EVER. What *BSD needs now is Linux needs another couple competing audio systems and maybe integrate GRUB into systemd (if its not already). I know make it impossible to run emacs on a systemd machine. Hell make it impossible to run anything but NANO as editor. And make systemd incompatible with gcc too. The future of *BSD is going to be awesome thanks to the systemd developers!
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday February 07 2017, @01:38PM
Why the hell do packages require systemd?!?¿ seriously wtf
You should weigh in on the SN OS thread..
(Score: 3, Funny) by TheRaven on Saturday February 11 2017, @04:12PM
I think the *BSD foundations and corporations should donate money toward systemd development
I nominated Lennart Poettering for a lifetime contributors award at one of the BSD contributions a couple of years back (sadly, he didn't get the award). Both PulseAudio and SystemD have caused spikes in FreeBSD adoption, and both have led to some very competent developers deciding to start contributing to FreeBSD. I'm looking forward to his next project. My guess is that it's going to be a shell with natural language processing integrated (and no POSIX sh compatibility) that he will persuade distributions to install as /bin/sh.
sudo mod me up
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 13 2017, @09:27AM
I call it systemd-poshd.