Systemd 233 Released

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Systemd 233 Released

Lennart Poettering has announced the release of systemd 233...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=systemd-233-Released

[Gapil301]

After years of pulseaudio (Poettering software) crashes and bugs, now we have the ultimate Poettering software: "systemd/linux" (maybe he can even make a systemd kernel, who knows).

Until Poettering substitutes linux, linux will suffer from bugs, lag and crashes just like pulseaudio... When he finally accomplishes his evil plan of substituting everything with Poettering bugged software, we will have an unusable system.

[starshipeleven]

After years of pulseaudio (Poettering software) crashes and bugs, now we have the ultimate Poettering software: "systemd/linux" (maybe he can even make a systemd kernel, who knows).

Until Poettering substitutes linux, linux will suffer from bugs, lag and crashes just like pulseaudio... When he finally accomplishes his evil plan of substituting everything with Poettering bugged software, we will have an unusable system.

unsure if trolling or mocking trolls.

[ldo17]

I just love the way systemd keeps getting better and better.

[timtas]

Sonds great! Systemd is really cool software.

[pal666]

we will have an unusable system.

i'm pretty sure your system is already unusable and you deserve it

[ElderSnake]

It's cool debianxfce, I'm sure you make your own Debian installation with Xfce, free of any Pulseaudios, complete with a WIP branch of DRM-next kernel that will probably segfault any given moment xD

[ldo17]

Pro audio software uses Jackd

Which interoperates quite nicely with PulseAudio.

[NomadDemon]

Iam pro audio guy, and no.. jack SUCKS, its useless peace of.... cant compare it to ASIO.
xruns, latency, crashes...

Jack is only good at routing signals, but whole backend is crap.
Need dualboot to reaper + asio to work with sound.

And stop whining about systemd/pulseaudio, go make better software, then you can bitch about it.

Btw: even system monitor takes 20% cpu when on...

[unixfan2001]

There is no sense to use two audio servers, both Jackd and pulseaudio uses several percentages of cpu time, use the command top to see it.

Tell that to the Mac/Windows users of Jack.
They're essentially using two audio servers, as well.

Which, btw, does make sense. It's a classic case of SoC (Separation of Concerns).