I distrust the tech and the corporation behind the tech being pushed on us as the one true way.
I have no room for the one true way in the Free Software paradigm.
Amen for choice. Grateful for init freedom. … Grateful for date freedom. … And whatever else systemd attempts to embrace-extend-extinguish.
… Just realised, I can’t tell if that[“it will be replaced by systemd-dated soon”]'s satire. Systemd, so bad, one can say horrible things they’ll be doing, and listeners will not be able to tell. Systemd, so bad, it’s beyond susceptibility to satirical reductio-absurdism, already reduced to the absurd.
Already have a program that does that one thing, well. For stuff about dates, try the
datecommand.As in the case of wanting to know the day of the week of some distant future event’s date:
date -d "YYYY-MM-DD" +"%A".Had that before systemd existed.
… Since “systemd is all you need” do systemd users uninstall date?
@Digit @flamingos it will be replaced by systemd-dated soon
Not on my machines.
I distrust the tech and the corporation behind the tech being pushed on us as the one true way.
I have no room for the one true way in the Free Software paradigm.
Amen for choice. Grateful for init freedom. … Grateful for date freedom. … And whatever else systemd attempts to embrace-extend-extinguish.
… Just realised, I can’t tell if that[“it will be replaced by systemd-dated soon”]'s satire. Systemd, so bad, one can say horrible things they’ll be doing, and listeners will not be able to tell. Systemd, so bad, it’s beyond susceptibility to satirical reductio-absurdism, already reduced to the absurd.