ban systemd
updates
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Nov2014 - an exploit in systemd resolver - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8595335
- Just another reason to do one thing well and not try to do too much. C’mon systemd, focus.
- Please help me understand why a init.d replacement needs to provide a resolver.
- some gems from this thread
- “I find the design of systemd-resolved to be very strange. It uses dbus to talk to glibc, and it seems to be a new, from-scratch implementation of a DNS resolver. To be clear, I don’t really think it matters whether systemd-resolved is under the systemd umbrella, but I do think that the design has a lot of unnecessary NIH syndrome.”
- “This is a perfect example of why the systemd approach of putting a bunch of disparate components under a single tightly-coupled umbrella is bad engineering.”
- “It’s mind blowing to realize that because of the init system we have on our system we are now vulnerable to DNS poisoning.”
- anyways, give the thread a read and see for yourself how systemd should be abandoned
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website which describes a lot of good points - http://boycottsystemd.org/
why I want to ban systemd
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the developers and members on the irc room are aggressive and counter productive and only seem to want to fight rather than try to solve any issue.
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I read countless posts about the terrible nature of the developers
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Linus Banned a developer for fighting
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76935
From https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76935#c24
Systemd needs to be forked NOW. Linus explained it well already: Kay and Lennart: please just go away, disappear from the FOSS community, we don't need you and your crap.
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They ban you if they do not agree with you
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Countless people disagree – even Linus.
More updates to follow..
I’m pretty entertained but really saddened by the current situation. I joined the IRC room to ask abuot a bug and only got racial comments and vulgar language when I inquired about a bug. We didn’t even get to discussing the technical reasons, I had to leave the channel. I might try again later, I am curious.
The community needs to reject this overly complex piece of software without a clear focus or direction.