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>>/t/873 >>872 You might pwn my system, but you'll never pwn my soul. You'll choke on me, corporate piece of shit.
>>/t/872 >>860 >>871 You (samefag) are the first in the history of humanity to say that "using software is fun" and that makes sense be
>>/t/871 >>870 Soon you'll be unable to. Actually, the problem with unportable/unreplaceable software isn't usability, but when the s
>>/t/870 >>869 yeah sure, its fun to use alternate software :neco:
>>/t/869 Init freedom by itself is a good enough reason to not use systemd.
>>/t/868 all I asked for was a proxy Jesus lol
>>/t/867 >>866 Stop being retarded, take your systemd party and go writing unportable software with no use cases elsewhere, preferably o
>>/t/866 >>864 >alternative inits okay dude, i get it, you hate Red Hat and Gnome and SELinux and Wayland and whatever other thing GN
>>/t/865 Also dinit provides all the benefits of systemd's units system. Kill yourself
>>/t/864 >>863 Your post boils down to "systemd is my preference, fuck off". There are just no use cases to reimplementing half the user
>>/t/863 >>860 i fundamentally disagree with you, you can't justify anything you've said for any practical reasons besides the fact "it
>>/t/862 >>860 the bootloader being part of the init system is best actually. Not having the kernel and bootloader and init merged into
>>/t/861 Wtf with my keyboard. GRUB is not dependent on init, is stable, isn't hard to configure actually. Systemd is neither.
>>/t/860 >>857 All of the things you listed are entirely useless. systemd-nspawn must be a separate tool with no dependencies, either to
>>/t/859 Don't use them. You don't need them.

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