u/Learning_Veracrypt

for me it's the bigger picture the problem - the cost of that, and not wanting to loose the linux I fell in love with for being different.

like that bud, do you think that the linux community will succeed in divesting itself from systemd?

it bucks unix philosophy to an uncomfortable degree

i agree, but when i bring this up to people who support systemd and know what the unix philosophy is they lose their minds and basically go

"the unix philosophy is good except when it comes to systemd"

mention that it's getting bigger and more in control of your system with every update and they somehow say that's a good thing?

"it's a good thing that my computer is completely dependent on a corporation!"

if that's what you think why even move from windows?

> It's list of responsibilities grows with every update.

that seems like it's opposite of the unix philosophy and that's a bad thing right?

i'm on linux and it's not a problem for me because the system i am running veracrypt on is encrypted as well, so i have no problem with it. :)

why is there a cord on your wall in the second picture?