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by ausjke
3446 days ago
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The sad thing is, you do not really have a second option, yes I know some distros say they have alternatives, but SystemD becomes the "preferred" init system nearly everywhere now. I just hope Debian to get rid of SystemD and return to whatever else. I know I'm biased, just failed to find a reason to love SystemD, tried a few times. |
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I'm also rotating BSDs and open source solaris variants on to the home network machines. (Switching to solaris to get rid of systemd would be overkill; I switched to joyent triton for better containers and zfs...)