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Ah yes, the guy who funfamentally objects to the unix philosophy and is doing everything to make GNU/Linux the exact opposite of it... Yeah, no. Not interested.
in what way(s) specifically do you think he objects to the unix philosophy?
have you read his rebuttal to that claim (point #10 here)?
(disclaimer: i am using systemd on some, but not all, of my gnu/linux systems today... and after years of finding it irritating I am actually coming around to appreciate it.)
Who?
The systemd and pulseaudio guy.
this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2022
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