It's not my favourite - I'm conscious of part of my resistance being simple inertia to change, but also that I've had problems getting it to start services dependably, in the right order, and actually be trusted to wait for one service to finish starting, before trying to start the dependent service.Seems that some people are unhappy about System D. I don't know enough to know if I like it or not, candidly.
Well, I did try to do that once. I'd bought a cheap USB satellite decoder, compiled the necessary driver for the Raspberry Pi, and set up tvheadend accordingly. Unfortunately it highlighted two things:Watching your tv at home from 3000 miles away? Genius!
Well, I did try to do that once. I'd bought a cheap USB satellite decoder, compiled the necessary driver for the Raspberry Pi, and set up tvheadend accordingly. Unfortunately it highlighted two things:
i) there's nothing worth watching on telly
ii) the raspberry pi 2 isn't fast enough for the job.
What it's used for now is just a VPN server in a "safe" country (where "safe" means, doesn't needlessly censor). For it to work happily even through one particular country's filtering, I need to have a couple of things running besides OpenVPN, and due to some fun with port binding, they need to start in order, otherwise OpenVPN itself just fails to start. Quietly.
Happy happy hippo!