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What's new in systemd?
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More bloat.
@Roderik @joojmachine what’s the obsession with bloat?
The actual problem is that systemd is too good, so developers are favoring it over other init systems, which causes a feedback loop that constricts support for those other init systems.
sd-dbus. It confused some develipers so they accidentaly made systemd their dependency.
I was only joking, though I guess Lemmys need the /s to understand.
Don't have anything against systemd—as goes with anything—use whatever suits your needs.