On Sun, 07 Feb 2016, Devon Smith wrote: > No. Systemd is here to stay. Maintaining another's init would be a waste of > time and too much work. Plus, why on earth would people want to waste time > maintaining another init system when the one we have works? Is there > anything lacking in systemd that is available in openrc?
systemd isn't going anywhere. I'm not here acting as a GNU preacher or whatever. I do not want to replace systemd, I am merely proposing an alternative to systemd for Arch Linux users. And users do want alternatives. Especially Arch Linux users. After all, to put it simple: Arch was always about control and customization. Why wouldn't users be able to choose their initsystem/servicemanager? Time maintaining for sure would not be wasted. Reading the emails that started as a reply to you might give you some insight. Arch is arguably one of the biggest distributions around today. By offering an alternative init system, the community would undoubtly become even bigger, and eventually, bring in more donations, and support from all kinds of folks. Is there anything lacking in systemd? Honestly, I would say there's too much... ~ parazyd
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