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by vezzy-fnord
4009 days ago
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The main service management-related components of systemd very much exploit the Linux kernel's facilities, so your claim is completely incorrect. The broader tools that systemd also provides (stub DNS/LLMNR resolution, network management [DHCP, PPP...], container registration, message bus introspection and library, event loop library, EFI stub loader, device and mount management, hardware database, TTYs, NSS plugins, session and seat management, SNTP client, time/date control, dynamic configuration population, etc.) exist mostly for philosophical reasons of being a one true toolkit/middleware that sits between GNU and Linux. launchd isn't Unix-y at all, anyway. |
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