Re: Latest systemd news

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On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 03:04:18PM -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> More bloat to fail, it may come as a shock, but there are computers
> running Linux and not network connected at all (as in no NIC
> devices). Bloat for no benefit.

This seems to be based around a misconception. Like most systemd
features, the network components of systemd are provided by separate
daemons and libraries and can easily be subpackaged if there is a use
case where it's meaningful. If you have such a use case *in Fedora*,
please share it (an RFE bugzilla entry is likely to be the most
helpful).


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