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  22.  @marcogenovesi8570  "is Unix phylosophy against dependency now? Does your scripts work without all the grep/awk/count/sort/whatever? " I think you didn't understand the Unix philosophy. At least from your example which is terrible. A script that you write is meant to use the very unix-like-in-philosophy programs, because *they are to be used for composition*. That is the sole reason of "only" doing one thing and do it well, so it can be brought up and be used in other scripts/programs with as little unneeded stuff as possible. Does grep use awk/count/sort ? Does awk use grep/count/sort ? Does sort use grep or awk ? Do you understand the difference now ? Back to the topic at hand... have you even bothered to read the thread ? Just two replies above and 3 hours before you posted your first post, Hanabishi wrote: "can I use systemd as ONLY the init binary and throw out the entire rest of it? You can, technically. It is complicated, but much easier for servers though. You can get rid of logind because "systemd services are not sessions, they run outside of logind". So you can run for example sshd instead of logind. Journald also can be disabled (you will not have a replacement for logs of course, but kernel dmesg works though)." Even somebody new to the topic should see that systemd clearly isn't so unix-like some would believe. Having 70 binaries is not enough to say they follow the unix philosophy. Please, do check on your favourite search engine ""Systemd: The Biggest Fallacies" on "Jude's Blog.". It will take 15-20 minutes. This discussion will be much more productive after that.
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