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by klaasvakie
4445 days ago
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Does anyone know if this quote is true?: "Since systemd is very tightly welded with the Linux kernel API, this also makes different systemd versions incompatible with different kernel versions." I was pretty meh about the whole systemd thing, but having to change userspace when swopping out kernels is a spectacular disadvantage. Imagine having to downgrade your distro whenever you need to test against older kernels --- madness. This is especially bad with ARM/embedded stuff where one often runs a modern userspace with an older kernel. |
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So, if you have archlinux tracking the latest and greatest systemd, uptrading userland can make your machine no longer bring up everything (completely). But in my case the kernel is from 2011...