[HN Gopher] Systemd, 10 years later: a historical and technical ...
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       Systemd, 10 years later: a historical and technical retrospective
        
       Author : vezzy-fnord
       Score  : 6 points
       Date   : 2020-05-03 21:41 UTC (1 hours ago)
        
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       | ratsmack wrote:
       | >systemd still remains poorly understood and understudied from
       | both a technical and social level despite paradoxically having
       | disproportionate levels of attention focused on it.
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       | This statement makes no sense. It is well understood and has been
       | studied and critiqued by many, including me. Also, I don't know
       | what "social level" has to do with anything here. It was just
       | created for the commercial aspect of Linux and forced into the
       | relevant distro's by commercial interests... it's just that
       | simple.
        
         | JChase2 wrote:
         | I'd say software doesn't always win out on it's merits, there's
         | almost definitely some social aspects regarding what does and
         | does not get adopted. I do agree the commercial interests
         | probably played the largest role, though. I think beyond the
         | initial knee-jerk one might have towards this it's pretty
         | comprehensive and there's interesting points here that are at
         | least worth exploring.
        
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