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[Teho]

Well if you are fine with udev and journald then there's a lot simpler solution: disable those components in compile (virtually everything is optional)...

[Teho]

systemd only supports glibc as libc and it uses quite a few other GNU libraries so never. systemd/GNU/Linux kinda makes sense at this point though....

[Teho]

It also doesn't work with proprietary drivers....

[Teho]

Not really but it systemd is at the core of CoreOS distribution and they contribute to systemd-networkd and such (they sponsored the intial developement...

[Teho]

Not only that but they also run 1000 or more Linux machines:

-Source, 2013

FreeBSD is only used for content delivery network....

[Teho]

Yes. The change hasn't been done yet and won't be done for quite awhile... and I would argue that three years is a long time in open source software world....

[Teho]

To fix what for him? You do understand that this change is only problematic to non-systemd user and I doubt he cares if non-systemd do nothing about it...

[Teho]

Yes. systemd devs have been talking about the core os for a lot longer than Core OS has existed. That being said Core OS doesn't really include much more...

[Teho]

...core os is just a term to reference the low level userspace (most of which is covered by systemd on distributions using systemd). No one ever calls...

[Teho]

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Kay Sievers and Greg Kroah-Hartman had together written almost all of udev code and both agreed on the merger. Kay Sievers had...

[Teho]

systemd is an ubrella project that includes among other things a init system by the same name. It's nowadays relatively small part of the entire project...

[Teho]

The DHCP server isn't part of the init system. It's part of systemd-networkd....

[Teho]

In actuality systemd is closer to 240k LOC, 35k LOC of which are man pages. X.org however is over two million lines of code. Of course roughly 20k LO...

[Teho]

Eh? No they don't. The only thing that happens if you kill systemd-udevd is that systemd restarts it. Also you can use systemd and systemd-networkd in...

[Teho]

Well the good thing is that it's not the "Linux community" behind it but BSD....