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> Another point of view is that macOS is great, but all ideas that make it great come from 20 years ago, and have died at the company since then.

This also applies to Windows, by the way (except it’s more like 20-30 years ago).




Whereas Linux never stopped coming up with new ideas, but doesn't have the manpower to implement them


systemd!

(Currently struggling with the way systemd inserts itself into the DNS query chain and then botches things.)


The how-hard-can-it-be-and-who-cares-anyway approach to replacing basic system components. Love it.


It likes to fall over to the secondary server, doesn't it.


There are so many known systemd-resolved bugs [1][2] that I can't tell which one was breaking both of my simple Ubuntu desktop machines. Systemd-resolved sets itself up as the sole DNS resolver and then randomly reports it can't reach any DNS servers.

[1] https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3A...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/18kh1r5/im_shocked_t...


Yes and... the tools are now highly distro-specific. I don't want to allocate my study time to resolvectl, I want to allocate it to programming, but my home server requires me to be a beginner again in something that was easy a decade ago. And I am not getting anything of value for that trade.


It likes to botch things.


Which is why I gave up on it. Was tired of something in my workflow breaking every 6 weeks because “ooh shiny”




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