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OMG Systemd has bugs in it! I never in my wildest dreams suspected that! I need a hug
That was sarcasm by the way
The purpose of the article was not to point out that there are bugs, but to explain that the design makes these (or any) bugs potentially very critical. Good software would be designed such that any failures would be as isolated from the rest of the system and limited in scope as possible, but systemd is designed in exactly the opposite way. You should just read it, because the author explained that much better than I could.
The purpose of the article was not to point out that there are bugs, but to explain that the design makes these (or any) bugs potentially very critical. Good software would be designed such that any failures would be as isolated from the rest of the system and limited in scope as possible, but systemd is designed in exactly the opposite way. You should just read it, because the author explained that much better than I could.
This.
It also touches on the fact that the main author is too arrogant to do anything about these fundamental design flaws.
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