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by vertex-four
4434 days ago
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> Isn't this exactly what made the Linux Kernel great? A consistent vision. Sure, but even today, the Linux kernel has competition. I can run most things on Windows or OSX or FreeBSD or Solaris, even if the technical details are different. I worry about a monoculture forming around systemd, as seems to be happening now; I can't find a modern distro that uses anything else (aside from Gentoo, which I can't take seriously for production work), and it's starting to be assumed that systemd is the only init system that anybody will use. |
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You can still use Windows, OSX or FreeBSD.