Re: Re: system of choice
  By: Tony Langdon to Alexey Vissarionov on Fri Aug 09 2019 07:53 pm

 > -=> On 08-08-19 14:00, Alexey Vissarionov wrote to All <=-
 >
 >  AV> Good ${greeting_time}, All!
 >
 >  AV> After reading a quite long discussion (for this echoarea), I'd also
 >  AV> like to share my experience.
 >
 >  AV> As I work in IT sphere since 1994, I've seen almost all Linux-based
 >  AV> systems appearing, emerging and (most of them) dying. For now, I came
 >  AV> to just two parameters of a GNU/Linux-based system I'd consider a
 >  AV> quality mark:
 >
 >  AV> 1. RPM packages
 >
 > Why RPM?  dpkg offers similar functionality.  I will use systems that use
 > either.
 >
 >  AV> 2. SysV init
 >
 > Sadly, seems to be a dying breed these days, with systemd taking over on a
 > lot of distros.  I haven't got my head around systemd, but know one of these
 > days I really need to get to know it, because like it or not, I will be
 > using systems that are based on systemd.
 >
 > That said, I quite like SysV init.  It's straightforward and orderly.  Most
 > of my systems still use it.
 >
 >
 > ... Spam will keep in it's can until the end of time.
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At my "day job" we support all variants of linux, not limited to
the RPM based ones.  Personally I developed a deep hatred of RPM back at
the turn of the last century...dpkg has it's limitations and frustrations
but I'd take that over RPM any day.

Just had to do my first SuSE install...what an odd system.  I don't like it.

As for SysV init I hear you...I hate systemd with the fire of a thousand
suns.  It drove me to FreeBSD.  And FreeBSD's rc-based system actually is
not that bad...I find it amusing that my FreeBSD server boots up so much
faster than my SystemD based Linux server.

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