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  • bwat47
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    Originally posted by ворот93 View Post
    And you measured that using...?

    Modular like binary logs?
    you don't need to use journald either, systemd lets you use other logging solutions if you wish.

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  • curaga
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    I thought you were joking with the QR code comment. Dear god, you were not.

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  • ворот93
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    Originally posted by Awesomeness View Post
    Obviously the one more actively developed which is systemd.
    And you measured that using...?
    Originally posted by Awesomeness View Post
    Then don't install it. It's a modular component.
    Modular like binary logs?

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  • Awesomeness
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    Originally posted by Pajn View Post
    I use upstart on Ubuntu and systemd on Arch. Both work smooth and boot fast.
    Can't say that any of them is better than the other.
    Obviously the one more actively developed which is systemd.


    Originally posted by ворот93 View Post
    Like what? QR-code generation? I don't need this garbage thank you.
    Then don't install it. It's a modular component.

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  • ворот93
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    Originally posted by bwat47 View Post
    upstart isn't bad, but systemd has a more modern architecture and more features.
    Like what? QR-code generation? I don't need this garbage thank you.

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  • bwat47
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    Originally posted by Pajn View Post
    I use upstart on Ubuntu and systemd on Arch. Both work smooth and boot fast.
    Can't say that any of them is better than the other.

    upstart isn't bad, but systemd has a more modern architecture and more features.

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  • Pajn
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    Originally posted by Xilanaz View Post
    as a normal user on suse 12.3 which now uses systemd I have found 0 reasons to not like it, it works smooth, boots fast so what more would I want ?
    I use upstart on Ubuntu and systemd on Arch. Both work smooth and boot fast.
    Can't say that any of them is better than the other.

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  • Xilanaz
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    Originally posted by BO$$ View Post
    Good job Canonical! Refuse and resist that systemd horseshit!
    as a normal user on suse 12.3 which now uses systemd I have found 0 reasons to not like it, it works smooth, boots fast so what more would I want ?

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    Upstart 1.8 Release Brings Two Changes

    Phoronix: Upstart 1.8 Release Brings Two Changes

    Upstart, the event/init daemon still being used by Ubuntu Linux rather than systemd or SysVinit, is now up to version 1.8. Compared to earlier releases that brought more changes, Upstart 1.8 just brings two official changes over Upstart 1.7...

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