On 2012-05-28, I ranted about systemd here. Today, I installed it on
my netbook. Well, actually, it has been installed longer than that
because it has become a dependency of other packages but today, I
started using it.
There is no way around it. Everyone is pushing towards systemd. I'll
*have* to learn how to use systemd, so I might as well start right
now. Furthermore, I'm unable to get my printer and scanner working on
OpenBSD. My plan was to either completely switch to OpenBSD or to
stick to Linux. So...
I still don't see any advantage in using systemd. It's complex but not
as complex as I expected (regarding configuration). Plus, it appears
that you can still run a minimalistic setup! I hope it stays that way.
If GNOME depended on systemd, I couldn't care less -- if systemd
depended on GNOME, I'd probably shoot myself. ;-)
