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by bkor
4643 days ago
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Various APIs are being added at the kernel layer (kdbus). Only for cgroups there is a change coming up where they just want 1 process to manage the cgroups. At the moment that is only implemented by systemd. This resulted in logind relying on systemd. A lot of bits (kdbus) are on the kernel layer. This is on purpose, we the kernel should track and take care of the sandboxing as much as possible. So for sandboxing you could do without systemd, but using systemd would automatically give you cgroups. So by (probably) duplicating the systemd code (or maybe using Upstart Session bit), you could do without systemd. But that is not what GNOME is doing. |
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