systemd 253 RC1 Released With New "ukify" Tool

[phoronix]

Phoronix: systemd 253 RC1 Released With New "ukify" Tool

Systemd developers today released their first release candidate of the upcoming systemd 253 feature release, which introduces a new "ukify" tool and has many other changes for this dominant Linux init system...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/systemd-253-rc1

[Danny3]

Each new version of it brings less and less trust for me!

[mirmirmir]

'ukify' sounds like a feature that changes your wallpaper to Ukraine flag every boot

[skeevy420]

'ukify' sounds like a feature that changes your wallpaper to Ukraine flag every boot

I was thinking that it'd set you English UK locales and rename log out to Brexit.

[onlyLinuxLuvUBack]

I thought they added a feature to cook you a small but not filling breakfast

[andyprough]

Got to wonder how many years they are going to spend trying to get oom-D right. Can't say they weren't warned about extending into areas that would cause never-ending trouble. 'Do one thing and do it well' isn't really a unix principle, but it is a wise proverb for programmers to live by who don't want to waste their lives fixing problems unnecessarily.

[jacob]

Got to wonder how many years they are going to spend trying to get oom-D right. Can't say they weren't warned about extending into areas that would cause never-ending trouble. 'Do one thing and do it well' isn't really a unix principle, but it is a wise proverb for programmers to live by who don't want to waste their lives fixing problems unnecessarily.

So what exactly does systemd-oomd do, other than oom-D?

[jacob]

I was thinking that it'd set you English UK locales and rename log out to Brexit.

Someone should do that on Nigel Farage's computer

[CochainComplex]

Someone should do that on Nigel Farage's computer

Oh if i woild have access to this shills Computer....im not even a brit.

[CochainComplex]

I was thinking that it'd set you English UK locales and rename log out to Brexit.

Brexiteers Linux ...you can only Browser the web on .com and .UK sites