InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
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Re: InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
#2See https://github.com/InitWare/InitWare for details.
Re: InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
#3I'm going to be thrilled if this could push out openrc from certain Linux distros.
Re: InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
#4No, really!
Not possible: it's a fake!?
It seems real: booo :'(
Re: InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
#5No, really! Not possible: it's a fake!? It seems real: booo :'(
I don't understand the hate against systemd, it literally changed my life once I embraced it.
Do people really don't like it because it has bugs, like any other software, or is it just averseness to change?
Re: InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
#6No, really! Not possible: it's a fake!? It seems real: booo :'(
I don't understand the hate against systemd, it literally changed my life once I embraced it. Do people really don't like it because it has bugs, like any other software, or is it just averseness to change?
Systemd is like a million-line behemoth of an octopus.
Still doesn’t do DHCP options adequately, much less logic-driven ones.
And cannot be blocked from using network socket, much less selectively.
It’s a huge malicious vector awaiting to happen, oh wait, that happened.
Re: InitWare (a systemd fork) runs on OpenBSD for the first time
#7I'm going to be thrilled if this could push out openrc from certain Linux distros.
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