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zh3 on Jan 29, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: Ask HN: What Next After Ubuntu?

Bugs and complexity is the usual reason. It seems to be a competence thing - experienced admins find it harder to debug and fix systemd issues, while regular users care less about being able to pop the hood and fix things themself.

andrewshadura on Jan 29, 2023 [–]

Which issues? The last time I ran into a systemd issue was in 2016.

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