

Init needs to do system logging when you want to collect it from the daemons stdout, which is the logical place to collect it from. Havin apps handle their own log files is a bad time at best and dangerous at worst.


Init needs to do system logging when you want to collect it from the daemons stdout, which is the logical place to collect it from. Havin apps handle their own log files is a bad time at best and dangerous at worst.


systemd does a lot of things very right and a mayor reason that linux is in a way better place than 15 years ago. 27 unmaintained tools are not better than one that is professionally developed.


What is wrong with wayland.


They have strong canaries in place, namely certificate transparency. They wisely designed themselves in a way to prevent themselves from tampering.
And electricity is carbon neutral because it comes out of the power outlet.
Also we should be moving away from concrete as a building material where possible because it’s terribly energy intensive to make. Of course we need it for some things but there are better materials for walls in normal residential buildings.


Or get about half a brain and just don’t over tighten your torx screws until they snaps


I’ve seen those things 10 years ago when somebody was helping a deaf student in university. Used one of those things to talk to a text to speech engine during the lecture. Seemed to work quite well.


SCOTUS be like: “Are we talking democrats ore republicans here?”
Xorg is battle tested indeed. Tested and found critically lacking and unfixable in many aspects, security most of all.