I just realized that systemd has already infected Solaris – just look at this: docs.oracle.com/cd/E88353_01… (yes, that file is a systemd invention). And that since 2018 apparently. Ha, we are coming after you, UNIX!

Nov 19, 2021 · 3:08 PM UTC

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Hmm, and apparently FreeBSD already has it since 2019, too: freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?quer…
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I'm quite sure many will take a lot of components from SystemD and make them optional on systems, or decentralized. Not necessarily a bad thing 🙂
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Resistance is futile!
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SMF is still a big improvement over sysV init
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To enhance or to gobble? :)
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🤔 Solaris died when Oracle aquired Sun Microsystems back in 2010 so whatever that is, that aint good old innovative Solaris...
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😂🤓
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*Screeching intensifies*
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Yeah, I added that in 2018 for the Solaris 11.4.0 release since GNOME was looking for it, and I could see other FOSS looking for it in the codesearch.debian.net/search… results, and it was an easy update to adapt our script that generates /etc/release to output a second format as well.
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UNIX is doomed now! 🙃
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