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Squeaky Latex Folf
moparisthebest: what Linux distributions can you recommend? Alpine Linux comes close to being an ideal server operating system, but the apk package manager is a bit crappy as it cannot downgrade packages in any way. I think for my next server architecture, I might use Void Linux, or I will have to go the BSD route
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Squeaky Latex Folf
And I really despise systemd. Despite people saying systemd is not so bad, every time I try something with systemd again, it turns into a disaster!
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Even from big names like Fedora, their systemd implementation is completely broken
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Squeaky Latex Folf
emergency shell is unusable on Fedora and services can take 90 seconds to stop!
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Fedora also has bad support. Even though their IRC has many members, they never reply to me when I ask them why systemd is broken
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Even Gentoo has better support
- Licaon_Kter uses Debian
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Licaon_Kter
Squeaky Latex Folf: mopar is an Arch fanboi ffs
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Arch is unstable
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Licaon_Kter
Everything is...
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Squeaky Latex Folf
And also has systemd and I have experienced issues with Arch's systemd implementation
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Mainly the 90 seconds glitch
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jacob.eva
Why not artix?
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jacob.eva
> Mainly the 90 seconds glitch In fairness that does happen sometimes
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Artix is less clean than Void
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jacob.eva
Ah yeah I remember void
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Void is more consistent
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Squeaky Latex Folf
>> Mainly the 90 seconds glitch > In fairness that does happen sometimes No other init system suffers from this issue though ↺
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maike
Fedora #1
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Squeaky Latex Folf
Ewww
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jonas’
Squeaky Latex Folf, you can change the default timeouts in /etc/systemd/system.conf, fwiw
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jonas’
avoiding systemd-as-pid-1 these days *is* going to push you into fringe distributions. you need to make peace with that or with systemd :-)
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maike
systemd is great and makes it trivial to sandbox daemons
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moparisthebest
> Arch is unstable It's not, it's been rock solid stable since I started using it in 2016, much more stable than Ubuntu or Debian or redhat ever was for me > emergency shell is unusable on Fedora and services can take 90 seconds to stop! Services can take as long to stop as you configure them Squeaky Latex Folf: not 90 seconds, exactly as long as you configure it to, you gotta rtfm (or just ddg your problem) https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/310156
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Sam@!
How often are you updating on an Arch server?
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Licaon_Kter
Sam@!: every hour pacmansyu :))
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maike
you should be doing daily automatic updates regardless of OS
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MSavoritias (fae,ve)
heh. me over here with two month updates :P
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maike
ಠ_ಠ
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moparisthebest
> How often are you updating on an Arch server? Whenever I get around to it, usually every few weeks ↺
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maike
I propose we all start updating daily and rebooting weekly or be defederated
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MSavoritias (fae,ve)
jfc
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maike
I'm not joking
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jonas’
unattended-upgrades ftw
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MSavoritias (fae,ve)
true. i have been meaning to set that up :x
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moparisthebest
unattended-break-your-server 🤣
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jonas’
moparisthebest, only on arch :P
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Sam@!
unattended-upgrades works for me 👍
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maike
fedora/centos/rhel/etc dnf install dnf-automatic rpm-plugin-systemd-inhibit; sed -i 's/reboot = never/reboot = when-changed/' /etc/dnf/automatic.conf; systemctl enable dnf-automatic-install.timer --now;