Why is systemd considered botnet?
Why is systemd considered botnet?
Matthew Green
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Wyatt Nelson
Because Jow Forums is contrarian as fuck.
Ryan Price
Because brainlets love to fall for a meme
David Hill
Because it's lennartware
Robert Campbell
does more than it needs to, pushes smaller projects to depend on it, and uses google dns for some weird thing
Ethan James
Not sure about Botnet but it is bloat nonetheless
Samuel Kelly
because anything having to do with RedHat is dangerously close to being NSA/Government shit, so it might as well be considered a botnet out of precaution.
However, most people just hate systemd because it's bloated and slowly taking over all the various linux utilities.
Blake Richardson
It's an Init system that does more than just Init
Andrew Hernandez
GoogleDNS is hardcoded into it
Adam Evans
Tens of thousands of lines of still unaudited code appeared practically overnight and was immediately implemented with little discussion by almost every major linux distribution. Nothing suspicious here.
Wyatt Cruz
Nobody's bothered to audit the code yet because it's long and complex, so it's easier to just assume it's malicious and not use it.
Camden Morgan
Botnet.
Samuel Evans
Ignores security issues
Does nore than it needs to
forces others to depend on it
shit code
Google dns / crap defaults
Rhe way it got adopted by EVERYONE is really dodgy.
Ryan Brooks
Hudson Evans
why can't you check it
Alexander Scott
> Jow Forums says systemd is bloat
> PC boots up faster since systemd
???
Charles Ross
Gabriel Thomas
youtu.be
If I had to trust either Jow Forums or lennart it would be lennart.
Nathaniel Jackson
because I have a job
Isaiah Gutierrez
nobody wants to.
Jack Nelson
Isn't it over 500,000 lines of (changing) code these days?
Juan Butler
I HEARD IT'S A MILLION
Noah Davis
Passed a miilion last year
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Aaron Gutierrez
Because it has thousands of unverified LoC and also
Jordan Stewart
>it has thousands of unverified LoC
So does the Linux kernel, or Xorg, but no one complains about those.
Brandon Gonzalez
The kernel is frequently audited and offers a complete audit framework.
Xorg doesn't run as PID 1 or root (on sane systems at least), so it isn't as critical.
Andrew Foster
talk about ur systemd autism in here