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I love systemd
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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2023
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But that's not an issue from systemd but by the software devs, which are saying they only support systemd
pretty much everyone is saying pipewire is the future, because it does the job really well.
A lot of people say wayland is the future because it does the job better.
I don't get the resistance to systemd. It does the job well, and it does it better than most old systems. It does a lot of things, but it's because those are things that need to be done.
There will always be complainers about everything