http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Systemd-230-FBDEV-Woe
Linux fags, btfo.
SystemPOO
>>54718617
>implying my distro uses this trash
Well cucked, my friends.
>>54718617
> implying this is a vulnerability
It's simply a way to take screenshots using Wayland.
My laptop runs FreeBSD
>>54718617
this is bait.
the problem is FBDEV is full of holes and the revent change in systemd made it worse.
literally has nothing to do with systemd.
go back to your basement and play with your openRC meme distro you little twit.
>>54719052
U MAD, Lennart?
Seems like the majority of that article was blaming fbdev
>systemd
NOT EVEN ONCE
>id rather have a small vulnerability than an os that spyies on everything you do
>230 released 21.05
>24.05 the vulnerability is already known and ready to be fixed
>fedora still on 222
>arch still on 229
>even fucking gentoo still on 226
But oh noez, recent software versions might be unstable and insecure
Meanwhile, it's 2016 and Currysoft Wendys still handles scrollbar in the kernel space.
>>54718617
Archtards BTFO, Gentoo4Life
>>54719306
are you retarded? Arch will be the first to get the newest version of anything.
>>54719843
How would he know? He's fucking distro is still compiling. Kek
is this relevant if you have systemDoodoo present but dont boot with it?
>>54719052
>systemd made it worse.
>literally has nothing to do with systemd
Also, has anyone looked at runit/runsvdir? It seems like a very nice initd replacement. Already using it for my own services but want to replace initd with it.
>I want my init like my kernel
Say no more, senpai.
>>54718617
Not a bug. CLOSEDWONTFIX.
t. lennart poottering.
>>54719843
Gentoo can just compile out the vulnerability automatically without waiting for upstream changes.
>>54718617
>Systemd
>Graphics Vulnerability
Months ago on the /fglt/ I told everyone this would happen. Exactly that >>54718932
Isn't it obvious? SystemD/Wayland is creating a mass surveillance framework, which Red Hat and Lennart Poettering know.
Watch for dbus, it gathers metadata.