Re: Linux Torwald

Fondamentalement on voit une différence profonde de compréhension technique et de la philosophie KISS (maintenable) entre L'encart Potering et Linus Torwald

Mouais, il m'a fallu 30s de recherche pour trouver ce commentaire de Linus :

I believe that many of the "original ideas" of UNIX are more a matter of mindset than a reflection of reality. There is still value in understanding the traditional "do one thing and do it well" model, but that is not how complex systems work, and it is not how large applications were designed for a long time. This is a useful simplification that is true on a "certain" level, but clearly does not describe most of reality. And systemd is by no means the piece that breaks the old legacy UNIX. Graphical applications rarely work like this, and then there is obviously the traditional GNU Emacs counterexample, which was never just a simple UNIX model, but a big new infrastructure, like systemd. Of course, I am old enough to like logs in text and not in binary. Sometimes I think systemd doesn't necessarily have the best taste, but they are details.