A live tree of systemd jobs on the boot console

(codeberg.org)

37 points | by orhunp_ 2 days ago

2 comments

  • reacharavindh 1 hour ago
    Love it. Now I need to figure out if I can do a similar thing with OpenRC. Thanks for the inspiration.
  • jeffrallen 28 minutes ago
    I hate systemd with a burning passion, but this is the first time I ever thought it might be slightly redeemed.
    • gavinsyancey 17 minutes ago
      > I hate systemd with a burning passion

      Why?

      • bayindirh 1 minute ago
        Not the OP, but to provide a short perspective:

            - Too many parts.
            - Doing too many things, sometimes poorly.
            - Fights with other services, no graceful fallback & logging (i.e. aggressive).
            - As a result, unnecessarily complex, brittle and fragile.
            - Harder to secure (at code level) than simpler tools.
            - Project is too aggressive and want to replace any and every service.
            - Sometimes break in unexpected ways.
            - Not faster than Parallel Sys-V.
        
        We can discuss these. I'm not the one who wants flame wars.