systemd lost the plot a long time ago.

[lumiworx@mastodon.social]

@luxifer @nixCraft

I appreciate that everyone, including all of us in this thread are actively looking and thinking about where things stand at this moment.

The facts are clear enough that it was preemptive and was most certainly _not_ a requirement forced by lawsuites or legal actions.

As I've mentioned elsewhere, unjust and unfit laws are overturned often, but I'll add that capitulation is not a fitting way to deal with privacy principals and personal freedoms.

[cyberspice@oldbytes.space]

@jenesuispersonne @nixCraft xfce

[thaodan@mastodon.social]

@hokid it's not like systemd is one big blob.
That's how people argue.

[cyberspice@oldbytes.space]

@luxifer @nixCraft Why is it in systemd though. Why not a separate age daemon!

[cyberspice@oldbytes.space]

@luxifer @nixCraft Its not one or the other. Fork it, take the useful bits at the core, and throw away the bloat!

[oblomov@sociale.network]

@nixCraft corporate Linux takeover

[snosrapkungfu@mastodon.social]

@nazokiyoubinbou @bazkie @nixCraft i wonder if whatever junk theyre putting into systemd would be cut short by running the debian to ageless conversion script? i'd hope so #agelesslinux https://agelesslinux.org/

[siim@social.osur.ee]

@nixCraft There’s little wrong with openRC, I don’t get the hate. Every system I have and there’s about 30 of them, run openrc. Except one. These are hypervisors, firewall/routers, vms and servers. I put systemd on the desktop variant only because.. and there’s really no reason for it other than curiosity. My laptop runs openrc and it’s problem free.

[bazkie@beige.party]

@snosrapkungfu that's interesting! gonna give that a read later tnx

[sillysam@mastodon.social]

@jenesuispersonne @nixCraft KDE is only enforcing systemd on their login manager, not the desktop. One of their contributors cleared this up.

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