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That's enough for ten OSes by themselves.
Systemd Just Broke a Million Lines
Angel Ortiz
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Parker Campbell
Poettering is a god among men.
Hudson Thomas
It's just an init system guys, no big deal.
Sebastian Turner
mfw it's all slavs and jap's that write bloat code
inb4 they're all NSA/Redhat employees, so it doesn't matter
Jayden Perry
If anything this news is a bad thing. Projects should not be striving to have as many lines as possible, but rather seek to get the best bang for their buck for lines added. Adding extra lines introduces extra maintainability issues and leave more potential for bugs to be introduced.
Landon Stewart
I think the LOC reaching a million is incidental, not a goal for them.
Easton Torres
If that's important, then why uselessd is a dead project? Probably because systemd is still modular.
Aaron Price
/sbin/init (the actual PID 1) is still just 1.7 MB. That's 40% smaller than /usr/bin/unar, somehow.
Cameron Anderson
1.7MB + a gigabyte of shared libraries.