Debian reconsiders init-system diversity
Show me an alternative to systemd that matches its functionality and consistency.<p>The whole point is that systemd replaces a large number of solutions to various system components and there’s alot to be said for pulling all that together into a consistent solution.<p>The competition to systemd can’t match its power, but there are good solutions for more limited scope situations like embedded.<p>Systemd is incredibly powerful and is very much a welcome part of software that I build. My system architectures depend heavily on systemd.<p>knowing what systemd is capable of is really required knowledge for software developers because it can both save you massive time and also enable the creation of systems that otherwise would have required you to write more code.