I distrust the tech and the corporation behind the tech being pushed on us as the one true way.
I have no room for the one true way in the Free Software paradigm.
Amen for choice. Grateful for init freedom. … Grateful for date freedom. … And whatever else systemd attempts to embrace-extend-extinguish.
… Just realised, I can’t tell if that[“it will be replaced by systemd-dated soon”]'s satire. Systemd, so bad, one can say horrible things they’ll be doing, and listeners will not be able to tell. Systemd, so bad, it’s beyond susceptibility to satirical reductio-absurdism, already reduced to the absurd.
@Digit that was a joke, but systemd-timesyncd exists. I’m not using systemd too, but gentoo depends on systemd-utils now (for things like udev, tmpfiles). There is overlay replacing it by standalone utilities, but it’s not good enough tested
Not on my machines.
I distrust the tech and the corporation behind the tech being pushed on us as the one true way.
I have no room for the one true way in the Free Software paradigm.
Amen for choice. Grateful for init freedom. … Grateful for date freedom. … And whatever else systemd attempts to embrace-extend-extinguish.
… Just realised, I can’t tell if that[“it will be replaced by systemd-dated soon”]'s satire. Systemd, so bad, one can say horrible things they’ll be doing, and listeners will not be able to tell. Systemd, so bad, it’s beyond susceptibility to satirical reductio-absurdism, already reduced to the absurd.
@Digit that was a joke, but systemd-timesyncd exists. I’m not using systemd too, but gentoo depends on systemd-utils now (for things like udev, tmpfiles). There is overlay replacing it by standalone utilities, but it’s not good enough tested