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Originally Posted by Renate
What's the beef with systemd?
It's not the most inspired bit of code that I've ever seen, but it does the job.
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That depends on whether you're a sysadmin or a distro maintainer.
If you're a maintainer then it's great. It pushes service startup, which used to be your responsibility, onto the package maintainer.
If you're a sysadmin then it's a pain in the <ahem!>. One of my biggest problems with systemd is that it starts system services such as NFS mounts before the network interfaces are plumbed and configured. So for me, it doesn't do the job. It makes my job more difficult.