The Grumpy Editor's guide to surviving the systemd debate
The Grumpy Editor's guide to surviving the systemd debate
Posted Nov 13, 2014 16:03 UTC (Thu) by Felix (subscriber, #36445)In reply to: The Grumpy Editor's guide to surviving the systemd debate by rsidd
Parent article: The Grumpy Editor's guide to surviving the systemd debate
> Which sort of Linux user is systemd good for, exactly? The desktop/workstation user? That battle is over -- the future Linux desktop/workstation users are the ones who are comfortable with the command line, and that market will neither grow nor shrink, it will remain the niche that it is. And they don't need systemd. The average joe? There is no hope and that was never clearer than it is today. People who need a real computer use Mac, Windows, or perhaps Chromebook. People who don't use a tab.
Well, Linux sales are good for about 10% of all Humble Bundle revenues (and IIRC there are some bundles which didn't have a single game which could run on Linux ). So either sysadmins play a lot more than I thought or we have quite a few "average Joes" (or plain Janes for that matter).