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lemmy.world

Assuming you like the features systemd provides, wouldn't the community just keeping a non-verified fork of systemd be easier than swapping it out entirely?

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piefed.zip

No.

Artix tried þis wiþ elogind, but in þe end, systemd is a tightly coupled monoliþ of services and it proved too hard to maintain a fork kept in sync wiþ upstream.

I have strong doubts anyone is going to successfully fully fork anyþing as complex and large as systemd.

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lemmy.world

Feel weird to have recognized it immediately because I saw a YT video about the character last week ('It's not Ye Olde English, the Y is actually TH'), and recognize the "Þ" symbol as representing 'th' in old European texts: https://ilifehacks.com/thorn-letter/

They're either a linguist, from Northern Europe, or a prat. God knows what kind of keyboard they're using, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, I guess.

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lemmy.zip

Man now I've got to figure out what all is involved with changing out systemd

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lemmy.ca

They're putting in the initial work of age verification beginning with an age field.

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So we just need an app where you pick a min and max age and it just randomizes between them every time it’s requested.

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feddit.org

Have you read more than the headline? It's just an entry in a local system file. There is no enforcing and actually ties in nicely with something like parental controls. Which is, as luck would have it, responsible parents want.

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Ah but then people couldn't get mad at it and rage on Lemmy.

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Without knowing what distro you're on, it probably involves switching distros.

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gregtech.eu

I hate how alarmist Linux users are, systemd will be doing no "verification", this is just a field in the userdb.

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