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by qweqwe14
8 days ago
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It's Linux bro, we absolutely need to have 500 different options for every single thing. Doesn't matter if every option sucks, diversity is above everything! /s There are some truly special people among Linux users that think diversity in init systems/libc implementations/etc is a good thing for a general-purpose desktop. They don't understand that people just want stuff to work, and developers don't want to support more than 1 init system (or other trivial thing) for their package. Success of Linux on the desktop is fundamentally incompatible with diversity, but unfortunately not everyone gets that. |
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The vast majority of "server" distributions now use systemd as well.