> What do you consider so bad about systemd? (Not liking the author
> doesn't count)

While I technically don't have anything against systemd (it is running on
the system I am entering this from), I have had some issues installing
distros which include it.  I had an intel sbc that came with an ubuntu
derivative installed.  The OS was inconsistent about booting up.  I tried
the latest "real" ubuntu and debian, but had other issues.  Devuan worked
fine.

Had a similar issue with a tower... upgraded from Debian 9 to 10.  Some
process(es) that were loaded at boot up would get out of control and grind
the system to a halt.  Finally switched to Devuan and the problem went away.

On the other hand, I have had no issues with Raspbian on my Pi3, or Ubuntu
on this system (another intel sbc).


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