Systemd Hits A High Point For Number Of New Commits & Contributors During 2018

[rene]

do you have a little brain to understand that linux kernel development requires so much manpower that nobody can compete with it?

Your comment is actually a bit rude, don't you think? or was it also meant ironically ..? Btw. aside from THE kernel, there are also various BSD, Haiku, many other things plus Windows and macOS … looks like a little bit of competition to me. However my comment was meant ironically, maybe you missed that, ..!? ;-)

[pal666]

Does it come with an built-in kernel yet?

do you have a little brain to understand that linux kernel development requires so much manpower that nobody can compete with it?

[pal666]

with every systemd commit veteran unix admin's butt is hurt. it is one of things you can watch forever

[pal666]

Systemd booting into Fedora 31, GNOME 3 without Linux Kernel.

unlike losers, systemd requires linux kernel witch certain set of features, so such stupid comment can be made only by clueless hater

[babai]

As a user using bleeding edge software, I didn't face a single systemd related issue in the entire year. When I setup my laptop's Arch install a few years back I found systemd boot the easiest to setup with UEFI. Systemd might not follow the Unix philosophy (even Linux doesn't) but it damn works! And that's why distro maintainers also love it.

[jacob]

Top notch features for 2019!

Systemd booting into Fedora 31, GNOME 3 without Linux Kernel.

For the sake of the argument, imagining it was actually the case, it would be the end of the world brcause...?

[rene]

Does it come with an built-in kernel yet?

[squash]

The Mythbusters proved you could polish a turd. it's still a turd, but ooh shiny.

What's your favorite GNU / systemd distro?

[ptyerman]

And in 2021 it will even run Crysis!