I Almost KILLED Systemd on Ubuntu
If you’re sick of systemd bloatware, corporate Linux agendas, and the Snapd stranglehold that’s choking Ubuntu, this is the video for you. I take a shot at ripping systemd out of Ubuntu and replacing it with s6—because lightweight, modular init systems still matter, even if Red Hat and Canonical want you to believe otherwise. It’s messy, it’s brutal, and I don’t fully win, but I get damn close to proving that Linux doesn’t need the kitchen sink shoved down your throat just to boot. If you’ve ever wondered how far you can push an init swap, how to de-snap your system, or why the cult of systemd is one of the worst things to happen to Linux since enterprise meddling, this is the walkthrough you’ll want to see.
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