← Back to context Comment by shevy-java 2 days ago Systemd is simply too complex. 7 comments shevy-java Reply surajrmal 1 day ago The Linux kernel is simply too complex. dietr1ch 2 days ago But how much of it is inherent complexity? tremon 2 days ago Only the pid 1 sigchild handling. Everything else is design choices. dosisking 2 days ago About 0.1% is inherent complexity saturn_vk 2 days ago Which part? Just saying systemd is like saying a distribution is too complex agumonkey 2 days ago I may be wrong but he was probably hinting at systemd being a constellation of too many parts. realusername 2 days ago As a user I can say that journald was a mistake, if you try to reinvent a database, you will reinvent it poorly and journald wasn't an exception.
dietr1ch 2 days ago But how much of it is inherent complexity? tremon 2 days ago Only the pid 1 sigchild handling. Everything else is design choices. dosisking 2 days ago About 0.1% is inherent complexity
saturn_vk 2 days ago Which part? Just saying systemd is like saying a distribution is too complex agumonkey 2 days ago I may be wrong but he was probably hinting at systemd being a constellation of too many parts. realusername 2 days ago As a user I can say that journald was a mistake, if you try to reinvent a database, you will reinvent it poorly and journald wasn't an exception.
agumonkey 2 days ago I may be wrong but he was probably hinting at systemd being a constellation of too many parts.
realusername 2 days ago As a user I can say that journald was a mistake, if you try to reinvent a database, you will reinvent it poorly and journald wasn't an exception.
The Linux kernel is simply too complex.
But how much of it is inherent complexity?
Only the pid 1 sigchild handling. Everything else is design choices.
About 0.1% is inherent complexity
Which part? Just saying systemd is like saying a distribution is too complex
I may be wrong but he was probably hinting at systemd being a constellation of too many parts.
As a user I can say that journald was a mistake, if you try to reinvent a database, you will reinvent it poorly and journald wasn't an exception.