The majority of systemd hate appears to be coming from just two sources. At least that’s what we suspect & call them out.

Plus a review of OpenMediaVault and how it compares to FreeNAS, a quick look at Tox & what the heck is Fedora’s DNF?

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  • IDW is beaming up comics in the Star Trek Bundle | Humble Mumble

FU:

• Herp Derp Chrome extension

• RE: My First Linux Server

• Proud poppa

• uTox

OpenMediaVault – The open network attached storage solution

• My Open Media Vault experience

• OpenMediaVault on Debian | Flexion.Org

• OpenMediaVault • View topic – [Howto] Setup ZFS on OMV Step by Step for ZFS Fans.

• Latest updates… – omv-extras.org

systemd – the topic that just keeps driving the clicks

• kremlinware unlimited – systembsd.git/summary

• You have your Windows in my Linux | Data Center — InfoWorld

Ultimately, the schism over systemd could lead to a separation of desktop and server distros, or Linux server admins moving to FreeBSD

• Systemd rampages through the Linux community like Godzilla through Tokyo | ITworld

Systemd has turned into the Godzilla of Linux controversies. Everywhere you look it’s stomping through blogs, rampaging through online discussion threads, and causing white-hot flames that resemble Godzilla’s own breath of death. TechNewsWorld has a roundup of the systemd hostilities in case you missed any of it and want to savor some of the drama.

• It’s time to split Linux in two | Data Center — InfoWorld

Maybe it’s time Linux is split in two. I suggested this possibility last week when discussing systemd (or that FreeBSD could see higher server adoption), but it’s more than systemd coming into play here. It’s from the bootloader all the way up. The more we see Linux distributions trying to offer chimera-like operating systems that can be a server or a desktop at a whim, the more we tend to see the dilution of both. You can run stock Debian Jessie on your laptop or on a 64-way server. Does it not make sense to concentrate all efforts on one or the other?

DNF – The Next Generation Package Management Utility for RPM Based Distributions

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