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Operating Systems Linux Where are people landing on the sytemd debate? Post 302928201 by ongoto on Tuesday 9th of December 2014 09:15:16 PM
Old 12-09-2014
Everyone knows that systemd is going to replace sysvinit, but it doesn't look like it's going to end there.

Processes being swallowed up by systemd:

  • sysvinit
  • start-stop-daemon
  • initscripts
  • inetd
  • cron
  • atd
  • readahead
  • console-kit
  • syslog
  • watchdog
  • acpid
  • autofs
  • pm-utils
  • udev
  • cryptsetup
  • ... and more to come
Furthermore, when all is said and done, it looks like systemd wants to become the core on which all linux distros will be built ...

I'm OK with uniformity and standardization, but I'm no sysadmin. Those poor (s)hes are going to have to burn their books and start over.

Last edited by ongoto; 12-09-2014 at 10:20 PM..
 

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Module::Packaged(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     Module::Packaged(3pm)

NAME
Module::Packaged - Report upon packages of CPAN distributions SYNOPSIS
use Module::Packaged; my $p = Module::Packaged->new(); my $dists = $p->check('Archive-Tar'); # $dists is now: # { # cpan => '1.08', # debian => '1.03', # fedora => '0.22', # freebsd => '1.07', # gentoo => '1.05', # openbsd => '0.22', # suse => '0.23', # } # meaning that Archive-Tar is at version 1.08 on CPAN but only at # version 1.07 on FreeBSD, version 1.05 on Gentoo, version 1.03 on # Debian, version 0.23 on SUSE and version 0.22 on OpenBSD DESCRIPTION
CPAN consists of distributions. However, CPAN is not an isolated system - distributions are also packaged in other places, such as for operating systems. This module reports whether CPAN distributions are packaged for various operating systems, and which version they have. Only CPAN, Debian, Fedora (Core 2), FreeBSD, Gentoo, Mandriva (10.1), OpenBSD (3.6) and SUSE (9.2) are currently supported. I want to support everything else. Patches are welcome. The data is fetched from the net and cached for an hour. METHODS
new() The new() method is a constructor: my $p = Module::Packaged->new(); check() The check() method returns a hash reference. The keys are various distributions, the values the version number included: my $dists = $p->check('Archive-Tar'); COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2003-5 Leon Brocard. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. AUTHOR
Leon Brocard, leon@astray.com perl v5.12.4 2011-09-17 Module::Packaged(3pm)
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