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That's starting to be not true. In the beginning, there was just systemd, now starting with bionic, it's components are tied together so much that's it's hard t
by Walkman 8y ago
That's starting to be not true. In the beginning, there was just systemd, now starting with bionic, it's components are tied together so much that's it's hard to turn them off or not use it. I liked systemd a lot, but started to understand the complaints when we had a lot of problems with systemd-timesync, systemd-resolved and co...
- slrz 8y agoHow is it even remotely hard to not use timesyncd or resolved? Just don't enable them (or disable them, if your distro ships them enabled by default) and use your preferred alternatives instead.
- Walkman 8y agoThey are enabled by default and you can't simply just disable, some of them will still start. You have to mask them in order to block them entirely. Also it doesn't matter if you have ntpd running, systemd-timesyncd still started for us...