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Honestly I hate systemd not because it's le bad or whatever but because it's hard or pretty much impossible to debug and fix when something goes wrong because there's like 6 gorbillion files across your hard drive, it's why "muh UNIX philosophy" is actually a valid complaint even if retards use it
> whereis runit
runit: /usr/bin/runit /etc/runit /usr/share/man/man8/runit.8.gz
Now go ahead and do the same for systemd, I dare you
>but just read the documentation you fuggen chud
No thanks, I don't wanna look through a bajillion reddit or forum posts just to get nginx working. I don't see why systemd is adopted across most distributions if it's the hardest one to get stable
Oh and don't forget KDEtards and GNOMEtards trying to integrate systemd into a desktop environment
> whereis runit
runit: /usr/bin/runit /etc/runit /usr/share/man/man8/runit.8.gz
Now go ahead and do the same for systemd, I dare you
>but just read the documentation you fuggen chud
No thanks, I don't wanna look through a bajillion reddit or forum posts just to get nginx working. I don't see why systemd is adopted across most distributions if it's the hardest one to get stable
Oh and don't forget KDEtards and GNOMEtards trying to integrate systemd into a desktop environment
