Yeesh that’s bad. I just don’t understand the infatuation with this new startup. I mean sure it’s cool that you can have services waiting for other services before starting up, but if you’re messing around with that stuff then you should already know what order each service depends on every other service. My first experience with systemd was on a raspberry pi, and people were saying how much systemd was going to speed up boot times. Loaded up a new card, booted it up, and it took 1:35. Trashed systemd and installed sysv, and the boot time dropped to 15 seconds. Reinstall systemd and the boot time jumps back over a minute and a half again. Seriously, you want me to learn how to work with a whole new process when it can’t even handle a smooth boot?
Yeesh that’s bad. I just don’t understand the infatuation with this new startup. I mean sure it’s cool that you can have services waiting for other services before starting up, but if you’re messing around with that stuff then you should already know what order each service depends on every other service. My first experience with systemd was on a raspberry pi, and people were saying how much systemd was going to speed up boot times. Loaded up a new card, booted it up, and it took 1:35. Trashed systemd and installed sysv, and the boot time dropped to 15 seconds. Reinstall systemd and the boot time jumps back over a minute and a half again. Seriously, you want me to learn how to work with a whole new process when it can’t even handle a smooth boot?