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by zxzax
1866 days ago
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Sorry I wasn't clear -- most of the stuff I was talking about (hashmaps, b-trees, parsers, low-level utility functions, etc) is the private and unstable stuff, in the sense that it's a little too specialized towards systemd's style of C coding to warrant making it a public API, but it's useful enough to be shared between all the systemd components including udev. That's all the "private special sauce" is, it really doesn't make it any harder to deploy separately. They're not totally separate projects but there also is nothing really in common between them besides the build time dependency. Does that make sense? |
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It seems to be a symptom of the kind of social and political problems that appears to be the root of quite a lot of systemd hate.
Ultimately those who dislike it are probably better of maintaining some kind of alternative than writing rants on forums though.
I really appreciate your time helping me understand this particular issue.