So now systemd has been around for a while, I expect you got used to it and now youre running around with it like a puppy with a stick
Tell me your systemd stories and how you learned to love it
Systemd
Brayden Stewart
Grayson Jones
>mounts EFI vars with write access by default and somebody got his machine bricked
>renamed old interfaces from eth0 to some shitty generated name that should be always same but isn't
>corrupted logs
>spams so much logs that it crashed kernel
>implements rm, deletes recursively directory tree up, Poettering claims his rm implementation works like by POSIX specs even though POSIX says it recursive rm should ignore "..".
>we need some kind of patch for this because nobody tested this
>won't fix not a bug
yeah I'm using gentoo with open-rc
Bentley Cook
>misconfiguration
>misconfiguration
>misconfiguration
>misconfiguration
why are you trying to delete ".."?
Lincoln Johnson
rm /folder/name
includes ".." you fucking idiot.
Go check this with ls /folder/name
Aiden Mitchell
>Tell me your systemd stories and how you learned to love it
Everything just works.
Ayden Garcia
Gentoo with OpenRC reporting it. Feels great being free from (((der ewige lennart)))
Levi Fisher
quite, Luke
Matthew Morgan
Systemd is best d
Nolan Evans
>Move from OpenBox to Awesome on Arch
>Didn't know a lick of lua
>Kept cannibalizing Awesome configurations from the internet
>Boot up Arch, startx
>Something would go wrong
>No problem I'll just change back to TTY1 and kill X
>Ctrl+Alt+F1
>doesn't return me back to the tty i ran startx from
>wow that's weird it worked on Ubuntu when I did it there
>Hard reboot
>Don't think anything of it because I didn't even know what systemd was other than Jow Forums bitching about it periodically
>Years later
>Come across an article from one of the systemd developers on their rationale for having logind tie a user down to one tty
>Realize that the reason I had so many issues with playing with window managers back in the day was because of systemd even before I knew what it was
Xavier Russell
I don't get it (the pic)
Evan Lewis
>install arch
>use it for few months
>journald fills up / partition with old logs
>space limits in settings doesn't work
>no wait to delete old logs without deleting entire database
That reminds me, my current install's journald logs are already at 900MB, soon will have to manually delete it
Ryan Cox
I still can't get NFS and GlusterFS mounts to reliably mount at boot.
Lincoln Rivera
>Switched to non-systemd botnet distros.
Eli Carter
>>mounts EFI vars with write access by default and somebody got his machine bricked
Literally happened to only one (1) who claimed that it was systemd. It never happened since to anyone else .
Brayden Jenkins
redpill me on the openrc
Aiden Sanders
>devoted user and lover of debian for many years
>they decide to switch to systemd
>everything starts breaking at crashing with no rhyme or reason and no way to figure it out or help
>after struggling for a good while, decide try a systemdless distro
>everything just works again as expected
I thank them from the bottom of my heart though - Had systemd been at all tolerably usable, I might have never discovered Guix or GuixSD, which in turn has been the best thing that ever happened to my computing life.
Samuel Green
Just use OpenBSD.
Blake Ortiz
>>everything starts breaking at crashing with no rhyme or reason and no way to figure it out or help
Notice how the cult of systemd haters are always vague when it comes to breakage
Easton Rogers
Literally because it was buggy EFI firmware that let it happen.
Austin Martinez
I use gentoo with systemd
Oliver Gutierrez
Dude everyone does.
The people that say they use openrc with Gentoo do that because they aren't actually using Gentoo.
Michael King
s6 and runit are better
Mason Young
lmfao no they aren't, literally zero services support them. systemd has 100% support.
Asher Richardson
different guy, but filtered ;)
Lucas Nguyen
>how you learned to love it
It fucking works.