[Tfug] Systemd: the biggest fallacies

[erich]

This old box,
       That I have is sort of a guinea pig for sustemd. looking thru the 
gentoo wiki page
Here's something that made my eyes pop:

 >>>>
(WARNING)
The services that you have set up in your previous service manager will 
not be automatically started, this is because you are switching to a 
different service manager; it order to obtain back functionality like 
for example the networking or a login manager, you will need to enable 
and start these services again. More information about this follows in 
the services section later in this article. 
 >>>>

Right now. I'm having fun with the circular dependency between dbus and 
systemd packages
 
Erich
Jude Nelson wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> As you might know, there's been a lot of controversy and drama over 
> systemd this past year.  Since the author of systemd (Lennart 
> Poettering) created a "Biggest Myths" page on systemd that is meant to 
> be a summary rebuttal of anti-systemd concerns, I've taken the liberty 
> of creating a "Biggest Fallacies" article that is meant to be summary 
> rebuttal of commonly-used (logically incorrect) pro-systemd arguments.
>
> The article is meant to be continuously updated if I find more 
> fallacies.  Then, if you find yourself in a forum or mailing list and 
> the discussion turns to systemd, you can just pass around links to 
> this article instead of having to repeat yourself over and over.
>
> The article is here: 
>  http://judecnelson.blogspot.com/2014/09/systemd-biggest-fallacies.html
>
> Any/all feedback is welcome :)
>
> Thanks,
> Jude Nelson
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