>>105857733 >If there's a candidate for "most legible over its predecessor", it might be the systemd timer system. Every Linux person feels some smug pride knowing what 0 0 * * * means just by seeing a sequence of asterisks, but we all know OnCalendar=daily is easier to understand. Is OnCalendar=minutely a word? Not according to the grammar police, but you can probably infer what minutely means! did this guy really get filtered by a cron job? insanity
>>105857614 (OP) I hope he and everyone else involved suffer in the worst version of hell.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 1:35:42 PM No.105857821
>you will use pulseaudio. >no, it's a big piece of shit, so i'll just use existing alternatives. >no, we're killing those. you will use pulseaudio, hahaha.
>you will use systemd. >no, i'll just continue using what i already use. >we'll make it harder and harder to do that. you will use systemd, hahaha.
>you will use wayland. >no, i really dislike compositing and i need global hotkeys. i'll just use the existing alternative. >no, we're killing that. you will use wayland, hahaha.
why are they so fucking insistent? is this a fetish? it's like a kid tormenting animals.
>>105857821 because they know better than you and why don't you just shut up and do as your told the same type of people who end up president of a home owners association that harasses people because their grass is not short enough or their fence is 2 inches over the approved height. short men with a napoleon complex
>>105857862 >the same type of people who end up president of a home owners association that harasses people because their grass is not short enough or their fence is 2 inches over the approved height. dennis rader?
You also completely ignored that systemd timers are: Mutually exclusive execution (no more flock garbage) Logged like every other service Has a command line tool that tells you what timers are active and when they will next run
Anyone who says crond is even remotely as good as systemd timers is literally retarded.
>>105857614 (OP) There is absolutely no problem with systemd and the fact that it was made by a High IQ aryan makes me want to use it more, everyone who thinks otherwise is a thirdie chimp
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 2:10:39 PM No.105858143
>>105857821 >you will use pulseaudio That was replaced by pipewire.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 3:30:29 PM No.105858831
>>105857920 Repeat after me: ON CALENDAR MINUTELY.
>>105857614 (OP) I love rubbing luddite freetards' noses in shit. I also love watching slightly less luddite freetards rubbing luddite freetards' noses in shit.
>>105857821 computing used to be intrinsically difficult enough to keep fags out and Christianity had the Bible to keep fags out. now fags have taken over computing and Christianity. sqlite tried to set the code of conduct to a monk code of conduct but was threatened for noncompliance
>>105857614 (OP) >the-systemd-revolution-has-been-a-success No it wasn't. With openrc I can just copy rootfs to other partition and change 1 entry in fstab and it will work. When I did it with systemd it didn't work.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 9:54:20 PM No.105862458
>>105857821 > I really dislike compositing That makes no sense. How do suggest rendering windows? Just because it has a fancy name it doesn't mean it's completely different from what was done in the past. The only difference is that part is split and has a name.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 9:58:48 PM No.105862510
>>105857699 Windows already has it. Systemd is a clone of the Service Control Manager.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 10:11:47 PM No.105862655
>>105857821 The people who make the software make the rules. If you care so much then feel free to invest your own time to make something better thats worth using. Ultimately they cannot stop you from forking what you want and being the hand that guides the project no matter how much they reeeee about it online. There are many people out there that agree with you and will help you but only if you yourself are willing to put in the hard work.
>>105857821 the american way they ADORE cuckolding
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 10:21:04 PM No.105862765
>>105862655 >Ultimately they cannot stop you from forking what you want and being the hand that guides the project no matter how much they reeeee about it online Yes they can, in the year 2025 you can't even fork text editor (vscode) since it requires small team of paid devs working on it. Same goes for systemd, if you are not willing to dedicate your life to it then you can't do shit.