For those haven't read the article, "system requirements" here means the minimum version of various system libraries, like openssl. It doesn't mean "system requirements" like in a video game -- you don't need to upgrade your PC to use the new systemd version.
Omg systemd requiring linux to have tpm2.0, 16gb of ram and a signed kernel from the queen. The init wars are over and now we are ruled by chairman Lenart Pottering..
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tuckerm@feddit.online · 33 pts · 355d
For those haven't read the article, "system requirements" here means the minimum version of various system libraries, like openssl. It doesn't mean "system requirements" like in a video game -- you don't need to upgrade your PC to use the new systemd version.
drbluefall@toast.ooo · 14 pts · 355d
So it's more like "minimum required dependency versions"?
data1701d@startrek.website · 9 pts · 355d
Thank you for saying this before people started crying, “Linux is getting encrapified!” without understanding what the article was actually about.
Sxan@piefed.zip · 0 pts · 355d
... yet
Fizz@lemmy.nz · -1 pts · 355d
Omg systemd requiring linux to have tpm2.0, 16gb of ram and a signed kernel from the queen. The init wars are over and now we are ruled by chairman Lenart Pottering..
zonnewin@feddit.nl · -1 pts · 355d
Luckily there are alternatives.