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Don’t take too many, this is a shitpost about how bloated systemd is
I literally don't even know what systemd is, I think I've seen it in the Resource Manager 😅
Shout-out to the open source community and Steam for making Linux gaming so simple that even I can do it
Edit: I now have a passing understanding of what systemd is, and understand there is a Holy War to be fought between those in support of it, and those who prefer more modular init scripts. To arms!
Is an init script just a very British version or systemd? As in "it's systemd, init?"
I think it comes from Spanish-speaking Brits, or maybe a British Yoda, that's why it's "init, scripts?" and not "scripts, init?"
Ahh, yes. That makes total sense. British Spanglish coders. It was right in front of my face the whole time
Just as bloated as emacs.
I wonder which one takes more time to start up
And which one you're forced to use