It sucks to hear that a project like LFS is forced to drop System V support. I never was a fan of systemd, so this is a bit dissapointing, albeit understandable.
It sucks to hear that a project like LFS is forced to drop System V support. I never was a fan of systemd, so this is a bit dissapointing, albeit understandable.
Systemd abstracts so much stuff away that it does not feel like learning Linux “from scratch” :/
(I like having it in my daily driver, but it’s sad LFS had to drop support for a “lower level” init system)
I’m not a huge fan managing an OS with system V. but in a educational context it effectively make way more sense than systemd
It’s not lower-level, it’s just worse.