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Linux Mobile Distro postmarketOS Adopts systemd to Better Support GNOME, KDE Plasma

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Linux Mobile Distro postmarketOS Adopts systemd to Better Support GNOME, KDE Plasma

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Linux Mobile Distro postmarketOS Adopts systemd to Better Support GNOME, KDE Plasma - 9to5Linux

postmarketOS Linux distro adopts the systemd init system to offer better compatibility with the latest KDE Plasma Mobile and GNOME desktops.

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I mean, sysvinit was just a bunch of root-executed bash scripts. I’m not sure if systemd is really much worse.

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