Re: systemd 256 now has 42% less unix
Reply #6 –
You know, I really don’t care if Systemd doesn’t follow the UNIX philosophy, because the Linux kernel itself doesn’t adhere to it either! The Linux kernel has over 8 million lines of code and handles a wide range of functionalities, which deviates from the traditional UNIX philosophy. Xorg is another example in the Linux world that doesn’t fully follow the UNIX philosophy. It’s an extremely complex system designed to manage graphical displays and input, which adds to its complexity. My problem with Systemd is that it is an enormously large and complex program that can be seen as bloated and has a significant attack surface. Additionally, the poor handling of critical bug reports by the Systemd devs is another major issue that exacerbates the situation.